Survey: Chiefs' Home Game Hotel is So Dirty Some Players Keep Shoes On In Their Rooms

The Kansas City Chiefs have long been considered the model franchise thanks to their on-field success in recent years, but it sounds like things aren't perfect off the field.

In a survey conducted by the NFL Players Association regarding player treatment around the league, the Chiefs ranked 26th out of 32 NFL teams overall, but their home game hotel was singled out as the worst of any franchise.

"Players say their home game hotel is below standard. They report that it is outdated, the beds are uncomfortable, and many players even keep their shoes on in their rooms because the floors—especially in the bathroom—are dirty and sticky," the NFLPA stated. "Leftover trash from previous occupants is also a common issue. It’s no surprise the Chiefs' home game hotel scored the lowest across the entire NFL."

It was also noted that Chiefs players "want a new home game hotel since the one the team currently uses ranks the lowest in the league."

The Chiefs graded head coach Andy Reid with an A+ and their nutritionist/dietician at an A-, but no other category received a grade higher than a B.

Kansas City fell short of completing the first three-peat in modern NFL history by losing to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, so it can be expected that changes are coming this offseason. It sounds like players hope the Chiefs address their home game hotel ASAP.