Kansas City Chiefs stars give team a HORRIBLE NFL report card on facilities as they ask for a new locker room, more training staff and for the nutritionist to be more present, but coach Andy Reid gets a A+ rating!

The Chiefs have been criticized by their own players for the franchise’s facilities, training staff and ownership, and Kansas City received the second-worst report card in the NFL.

Of course, Chiefs players have recently been celebrating their Super Bowl victory over the 49ers.

But there are still plenty of things about the franchise they aren’t happy with, as they graded the locker room, training staff and nutritionist/dietitian with an F in the second annual player report. report card survey commissioned by the NFLPA.

Players also gave owner Clark Hunt a scathing F-, while the facility’s treatment received a D+ grade, and both the training room and team travel received a D.

On a more positive note, coach Andy Reid, known for being a player-friendly coach, received a glowing A+ rating.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid received an A+ grade from players on the team report card.

The weight room and strength room trainers also received a C+, while the food received a C.

DailyMail.com has contacted the team for comment.

According to the NFLPA report card summaryPlayers were told locker room renovations would occur after the 2022 season.

That promise was reportedly not kept, other than the team “adding chairs.”

Regarding the training room, players feel there is “a significant lack of staff”, and only 43 per cent of those surveyed believe they receive an adequate amount of personalized treatment.

Some players also said they can’t complete rehab to prepare for practice.

Players also said they do not feel they have enough space to train effectively in the weight room, with the majority of respondents “believing their facilities are no better than outside locations where they could train.”

Additionally, the team’s head dietician earned the second-lowest grade in the league.

The team ranked 31st out of 32 NFL teams in the poll and received four F’s

Owner Clark Hunt received a scathing F review and players criticized the facilities.

Firstly, the players felt that she is not in the facility often enough.

Owner Hunt received a league-worst 4.9 out of 10 rating when considering his “willingness to invest in the facility.”

Meanwhile, 95 percent of players felt Reid was efficient with his time and the team felt he was “very” willing to listen to the locker room.

The survey was conducted on all teams between August 26 and November 16.

In fact, the Chiefs did even worse than last year, when they finished 29th out of 32 teams.

1,706 active players (77 percent of the league) responded to the survey in its entirety.

Elsewhere in the league, the Dolphins and Vikings took first and second place respectively as they received the best reviews for their food.

The Miami Dolphins ranked first in the NFL report card rankings released Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the Bucs and Chargers received Fs for facility treatment, while the Bengals, Steelers, Commanders and Patriots fared even worse with an F-.

Cincinnati also received an F- for food, while the Saints and Chargers received Fs.

Dan Campbell (Lions) and Kevin O’Connell (Vikings) were the only coaches other than Reid to receive A+ grades.

Like the Chiefs, the Steelers and Cardinals also received F grades for ownership.