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Week 7 NFLPA #CommunityMVP 🤝 @SuccessfulQuon The @Colts wide receiver partnered with the IWIN Foundation to host a Breast Cancer Awareness Month “High Tea”, celebrating breast cancer survivors and their daughters with a luncheon, jewelry-making activities, gift bags and more. Through his Lead the Way Foundation, he also recognized 14-year-old Kayla as this season's third Laquon’s Leaders in Training (LLIT) honoree and awarded her two tickets to a Colts game. Learn more here: In honor of being named this week's #CommunityMVP, the NFLPA is donating $10,000 to Laquon’s Lead the Way Foundation. You can also support this charitable cause through our supporting partner @gofundme by using the link below. 🎨 : @heartlentgroup 🔗 :15113.7K
Drake Maye shares what it means to be the NFLPA player representative for the Patriots after being voted in by his teammates for the 2026–27 season. 🗣️👏 Player representatives serve as the locker room liaisons between their fellow players and the NFLPA. They play a critical role in making sure players have a voice within the union by gathering feedback and concerns from their locker rooms, sharing important NFLPA information and resources with their teammates, and helping connect players with the union when they need support. Together, they help advance the NFLPA’s mission and work to improve the game for all player members.15163.2K
Highlighting our Week 6 #CommunityMVP runners-up. Keep up the good work 💯0385.5K

A special nod honoring @Hunter_Henry84, our Week 6 NFLPA #CommunityMVP 🙏 The @Patriots tight end hosted the second annual “Freedom to Play” ping pong tournament, raising more than $220K for the International Justice Mission @IJM and its mission to end human trafficking and modern slavery. Hunter has served as a longtime advocate on IJM's Team Freedom, including meeting survivors of child slavery in Africa and working alongside local law enforcement to support vulnerable families. Learn more here: In honor of Hunter being named this week's #CommunityMVP, the NFLPA is donating $10,000 to The International Justice Mission. You can also support this charitable cause through our supporting partner @gofundme by using the link below. 🎨: @heartlentgroup872827.8K
NFLPART @PatsFoundation: Congratulations to @Hunter_Henry84 for being named the Week 6 @NFLPA Community MVP for hosting an incredible event with @IJM 🏓050520

This is what investing in the next generation looks like. For our 6th annual HBCU Business of Sports Symposium, we welcomed 40 students from 12 different HBCUs to our headquarters for an experience rooted in access, connection and mentorship. Through panels, group sessions and scholar awards, those who attended were able to build toward their bright future in the sports industry.1073.6K
This #WorldMentalHealthDay, Jaguars kicker Cam Little shares his perspective on the importance of mental health and the role healthcare professionals play in providing support, guidance and care. Today and every day, we recognize the power of sharing lived experiences, amplifying voices and fostering meaningful conversations that inspire change and strengthen access to mental health support.0093.2K
Props to @jjettas2, our Week 5 NFLPA #CommunityMVP 🫡 The @Vikings wide receiver and @AmericanCancer ambassador hosted the JJets Foundation’s inaugural Strike Out Cancer bowling night, raising more than $45,000 for the American Cancer Society. The event welcomed 25 cancer patients, survivors and caregivers, with Jefferson gifting Super Bowl tickets to a young cancer survivor. Learn more about the event: In honor of being named this week's #CommunityMVP, the NFLPA is donating $10,000 to his JJets Foundation. You can also support this charitable cause through our supporting partner @gofundme by using the link below. 🔗: 🎨: @heartlentgroup4127413K


NFLPART @JCTretter: This kind of behavior from an official towards a player is unacceptable. Players are consistently held accountable when the roles are reversed. We expect the NFL to hold officials to the same standard.01.7K0459





























