How UFL Players Won Better Pay, Health Care, and a Voice at Work

Episode 3

In this episode, Harry sits down with UFL player-leaders Kenneth Farrow II, Jack Kramer, and Kedrick Whitehead Jr. to discuss how players came together to build the United Football Players Association and negotiate a historic collective bargaining agreement.

Before organizing, players faced inadequate health coverage and little say in the conditions affecting their careers. Instead of accepting the status quo, they built a union.

What started as isolated conversations in the locker room grew into a league-wide effort — and the first CBA in UFL history. How did they do it? 

In this episode, the organizers share a behind-the-scenes look at the campaign and the wins that followed. 

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