Commanders owner Josh Harris promises change after failing grade in NFLPA survey

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Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris did not take too kindly to getting a failing grade from the NFL Player Team Report Cards last month. 

"I’m not an F- minus guy, I didn’t know you could get an F-minus," Harris said with a smile while speaking to a small group of reporters at the NFL owners meetings this week. 

Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris looks on from the sidelines prior to a game against the San Francisco 49ers at FedExField on December 31, 2023, in Landover, Maryland. (Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

Data collected from the second annual NFL Player Team Report Cards were released in late February and included feedback from 1,706 players throughout the league, equating to more than a 77% response rate, a significant increase from last year’s 60%. 

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But the Commanders received the worst overall rankings in several categories and ranked 32nd among all teams. 

"Obviously, we’ve jumped all over that," Harris continued. "First of all, that report was based on interviews that occurred right around the ownership change. But having said that, it's clearly something that we’re focused on, and in fact, Adam and Dan had to leave the NFL meetings briefly to go have a discussion with architects. 

"We’re trying to make a lot of changes there quickly, and obviously it starts with – the NFL player community is a small community, the NFL coaching community is a small community, we want to be a place that everyone says ‘That’s a great place to be,’ and therefore we need to upgrade that facility, and we are upgrading that facility." 

Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris celebrates