NFLPA (National Football Players Association)

The National Football Players Association (NFLPA) is the labor union that represents professional football players in the NFL. Established in 1956, it negotiates on behalf of players regarding contracts, working conditions, and benefits. The NFLPA advocates for players' rights and welfare, aiming to secure fair wages, safe working environments, and health care benefits. It also provides resources for players, such as education and career transition support. By uniting players, the NFLPA seeks to ensure their collective voice is heard in negotiations with the league, enhancing the overall experience and support for professional athletes.