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NFLPA

The NFLPA, or National Football League Players Association, is the union that represents professional football players in the NFL. It advocates for players’ rights, negotiate contracts, and ensures fair working conditions. The NFLPA also provides legal support, health benefits, and resources to its members. Essentially, it acts as a collective organization through which players can voice concerns and improve their wages, safety protocols, and overall treatment within the league. By doing so, the NFLPA helps balance the power between players and team owners, aiming for a fair and sustainable professional environment.