NFLPA's Lloyd Howell revealed that he has approached NFL owners with an intriguing idea: granting players equity in the league itself.
NFL Players Association (NFLPA) executive director Lloyd Howell spoke on the overwhelming preference for natural grass fields among union members on Tuesday.
NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell said the incident is a prime example of the need for continued work on all aspects of the field conditions across the league.
A vast majority of players in the union want to play on natural grass fields, NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell said Tuesday.
The San Francisco 49ers aren't happy with their practice facilities for Super Bowl 58 at UNLV, and neither is the NFLPA. NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell confirmed as such during its 'state of the union' press conference on Wednesday.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and San Francisco head coach Kyle Shanahan both say the practice field the 49ers are using at UNLV this week is adequate to prepare them for the Super Bowl, but the NFL Players Association says adequate isn't good enough.
The Zoom call between running backs cited by the memo happened back in July. But something new NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell did last week regarding a completely different issue might have played a role.
The Zoom call between running backs cited by the memo happened back in July. But something new NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell did last week regarding a completely different issue might have played a role.
The Zoom call between running backs cited by the memo happened back in July. But something new NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell did last week regarding a completely different issue might have played a role.
A year ago, SIS released an article looking at the effect of turf on injuries in the NFL. That article included our injury data from 2017-2020 during regular season games and concluded there is an increase in injuries per game on turf compared to grass.
The relationship between the NFL and NFLPA has always been a little messy.
Aaron Rodgers’ season-ending injury could ignite a full-blown labor controversy between the NFL and its players association. A day after the New York Jets quarterback was confirmed to have torn his left Achilles tendon, union executive director Lloyd Howell publicly called on the league to do away with turf fields.
The debate about the use of artificial fields — a concern raised by players in the past — was renewed after New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles 75 seconds into the 2023 season on MetLife Stadium's synthetic field.
NFLPA Executive Director Lloyd Howell is pushing for the NFL to switch to natural grass fields throughout the league.
The NFLPA Collegiate Bowl is no more. In one of the first tangible developments from the new union regime under executive director Lloyd Howell, the NFL Players Association has announced that the plug has been pulled on the annual college all-star game.
Consulting firm Booz Allen, the previous employer of newly appointed NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell, has agreed to pay the U.S. government $377.5 million to settle a federal lawsuit.
Until last year, new NFL Players Association executive director Lloyd Howell served as Chief Financial Officer of Booz Allen Hamilton. The firm recently cleaned up a massive financial mess.
The NFLPA unveiled their new executive director on Wednesday, introducing Lloyd Howell as the leader tasked with overseeing the union moving forward. Details regarding his selection and expected start date have emerged.
Lloyd Howell was elected NFLPA executive director on Wednesday, replacing DeMaurice Smith as the head of the league's players association. Howell spent more than 34 years at Booz Allen Hamilton, including most recently as chief financial officer.
Lloyd Howell will succeed DeMaurice Smith. Howell recently retired from his position as CFO with the Booz Allen Hamilton consulting firm.
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