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The NFLPA External Affairs Department manages media relations, works to ensure fair and accurate coverage of players’ wages and working conditions, and educates the media about the Collective Bargaining Agreement and free agency system.

NFLPA 2026 Licensees of the Year | From trading cards and dog treats to apparel and gaming, this year's winners showcase the creativity and versatility of player licensing. These awards recognize the partners changing the game in the NFL player landscape.

The application window for the Fall 2026–Spring 2027 internship program has closed.

The NFLPA works to ensure players receive fair wages, working conditions, and benefits, and aims to maximize their rights, health, well-being, and success on and off the field.

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The NFLPA Partnership and Endorsement Policy defines when the NFLPA enters into partnerships or endorsements and provides guidance on developing those relationships.

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The company is a union representing professional football players and promoting the advancement of players and the sport of professional football.

The NFLPA privacy policy applies to NFLPA.com and its affiliated websites, mobile applications, and digital services. It describes how the NFLPA collects, uses, shares, and protects personal information, as well as users’ rights and choices.

The NFLPA grants permission to access and use its websites under the conditions set out in its Terms of Service.