Via Don Van Natta Jr. and Jeff Passan of ESPN.com, the NFLPA placed in-house counsel Heather McPhee on paid administrative ...

The NFL Players Association put Heather McPhee, whose allegations helped prompt a federal investigation, on paid ...

The lead-up to the 2025 NFL season has been an eventful one for the NFL Players Association.

The NFL Players Association has placed one of its top lawyers on paid administrative leave following complaints from multiple ...

NFLPA attorney Heather McPhee put on leave after HR complaints; earlier, her whistleblower claims on NFLPA finances led to FBI investigation.

The problems continue for the NFLPA as they have placed one of their top lawyers on leave after receiving complaints, ...

According to the report, Heather McPhee, associate general counsel for the NFLPA, was put on leave after multiple union employees filed complaints with the human resources department.

Via Daniel Kaplan of AwfulAnnouncing.com, Heather McPhee has hired attorney Bill Pittard. He has experience in whistleblower lawsuits; he handled a whistleblower case against Booz Allen that ...

She's a nearly unknown attorney at the NFLPA. But Heather McPhee became a key witness in the Ray Rice appeal hearing, and her testimony almost single-handedly defeated the NFL and Roger Goodell.

Game 123: RHP Charlie Morton (7-10, 5.48 ERA) vs. RHP Pierson Ohl (0-2, 7.15 ERA) ...

Enter Heather McPhee. McPhee is the NFL Players Association attorney who represented former Baltimore Raven Ray Rice in his appeal of the league’s indefinite suspension last year. [fragment ...