The Pittsburgh Steelers finished last in the NFL Players Association’s annual player report cards, according to an ESPN report.

According to ESPN, 1,759 players responded to this year’s survey, which grades teams on a scale of A+ to F on things ranging from head coach and team ownership to locker room, treatment of families, and home field, a new category this year. The survey was sent to everyone on an active roster at the time the survey was conducted, from Nov. 2 -Dec. 11.

The Steelers reportedly finished last in willingness to invest in facilities, locker room, and home field, the latter so “by a wide margin.”

“Players cite inadequate maintenance and excessive wear from hosting local college and high school games,” the survey said, per ESPN. “Players across the league note the poor condition of the field and emphasize the need for investment to bring it up to standard.”

The Miami Dolphins finished first for the third straight year.