The Los Angeles Rams ranked No. 20 among 32 NFL teams in the second annual NFL Players Association team report cards, with food and treatment of families being concerning among the players. 

The NFLPA released its annual team report cards for all 32 teams Wednesday in Indianapolis at the NFL Scouting Combine. The report cards were produced after surveying 1,706 players – nearly 76 percent of all players and up from 60 percent last year.

For the Rams, the lowest-graded aspect of the franchise was the food and cafeteria, with a D-grade, a mark ranked 29th in the NFL. 

Also graded lowly was the locker room, with a D+ grade. It is a mark that ranks 25th in the league. 

The redeeming quality of the Rams is the coaching staff, which comes in at an A grade. Much of that has to be thanks to Sean McVay, who has been one of the league's brightest minds since he started coaching. 

The rankings can be seen below: 

• Treatment of families: D
• Food/cafeteria: D
• Nutritionist/dietician: C+
• Locker room: D+
• Training room: C-
• Training staff: B
• Weight room: C-
• Strength coaches: A-
  
• Team travel: B-
• Head coach: A
• Ownership: C+

The Rams have been carried by the coaches, but if the team wants to get back to another Super Bowl, everything else must be fixed. 

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