All 32 NFL teams will miss honor roll this semester. It's not because of poor marks – rather, they're just not letting anyone see their report cards.
The league announced in a memo to teams on Feb. 13 that it had successfully won its grievance against the NFL Players Association for the NFLPA's annual release of "Team Report Cards." An arbitrator ruled in the NFL's favor with the decision that the report cards – which graded NFL teams via categories such as quality of locker rooms, their treatment of families and ownership – violated the collective bargaining agreement between the two parties.
The grievance ruling, according to the NFL's memo on Feb. 13, also includes a prohibition on "publishing or publicly disclosing the results of future player Report Cards."