The Washington Commanders are experiencing a significant cultural shift, as highlighted by their substantial leap in the NFL Players Association’s annual report card. After being ranked as the lowest franchise for consecutive years, the team has surged to 11th place, thanks largely to the hiring of head coach Dan Quinn. Players report improved conditions in multiple areas, including travel accommodations and food quality, which have both seen impressive upgrades. Notably, the team’s commitment to family well-being has improved, now offering daycare during home games, leading to a rise in their family treatment scores. However, challenges remain, particularly concerning outdated locker room facilities, which players have rated poorly. Owner Josh Harris has committed to making further enhancements in the offseason to elevate player experiences even more.