Before cars were stolen, a Minnesota Twins player allegedly made a stupid mistake.

The NFL Players Association revealed the findings of its annual survey today. The players are asked to rate their contentment with their current team, and the Denver Broncos had one particularly startling question.

Based on player grades (A+ through F-) in areas such as ownership, team travel, meals, locker room, and treatment of families, the Broncos were placed 16th in the NFL. “Multiple cars were taken from the parking lot of the designated team hotel during training camp,” according to the NFLPA’s review of the Broncos’ performance.

Naturally, a lot of people were curious as to how something could occur without making the press aware. After doing an investigation, Denver’s 9 News’ Mike Klis discovered that the same Broncos athlete had several automobiles stolen after leaving the keys inside.

Investigated a union poll mentioning Broncos players’ cars being stolen from an off-site hotel during training camp. The same player, who unintentionally left keys in his car in a safe lot, had many automobiles stolen. Proceed and secure the lot. Does this imply that it was an inside job? In any case, the fact that one player’s cars and the keys left in them are significant elements.

The fury over a player’s car being taken during training camp is understandable, but it appears that the issue could have been avoided.