The NFL Players Association released its second annual player team report cards on Wednesday. A total of 1,706 players from across the league graded their teams on multiple subjects, from training room to head coach.
The Baltimore Ravens ranked 15th out of all 32 NFL teams in the survey, which was up from their 17th place standing last year.
The highest grades that the Ravens received in the poll came at ownership (A, 4th overall) and head coach (B+, 20th overall).
The Ravens players who participated in the survey handed team owner Steve Bisciotti an overall rating of 9.6/10, and they lauded him for his "willingness to invest in the facilities."
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, on the other hand, garnered mixed reviews in this year’s survey. 79 percent of the Ravens players who took part in the poll "feel" that the longtime head coach is "efficient" with his time. Those such players also “feel” that he is "somewhat willing to listen to the locker room."
Overall, Baltimore improved in five out of eight categories compared to last year. For one, the Ravens were issued an F- in the strength coaches grade last year. This year, they were given a B grade in that category.
More must-reads: