JC Tretter Takes Helm: 5 Key Facts About NFLPA's New Executive Director
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The NFL Players Association has elected former offensive lineman JC Tretter as its next executive director, marking a leadership shift for the players' union.
Tretter, known for his career with the Cleveland Browns, transitioned into union leadership after retiring, serving as NFLPA president from 2020 to 2024.
He played a key role in navigating the league through the COVID-19 season, leveraging his experience in high-pressure negotiations.
Tretter emerged as the top choice from a pool of 300 candidates, defeating finalists including interim director David White and commissioner Tim Pernetti.
He takes over after former executive director Lloyd Howell Jr. resigned in 2025 following reports of financial and ethical concerns.
Tretter will be involved in key discussions with the NFL, including potential expansion to an 18-game season and more international games.
