Aside from the Arizona Cardinals fleecing the Houston Texans for DeAndre Hopkins, a handful of teams have made significant improvements early in free agency — and some have done the opposite.

The Philadelphia Eagles’ latest addition via NFL free agency, Javon Hargrave, is a disruptor who is going to shine on a defensive line already chock full of NFL talent.

Philip Rivers was admittedly far from a perfect player with the Los Angeles Chargers in 2019, but the Colts put him in a position to succeed.

Now the highest-paid tight end in the NFL, Austin Hooper is solid but doesn't excel in any one particular category.

The Tennessee Titans bet on Ryan Tannehill turning his career year into sustained success with a four-year, $118 million contract extension.

Ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft and NFL free agency period, PFF constructs a do’s and don’ts list for the New York Giants to go by in the coming weeks and months.

Debating whether the loaded 2020 wide receiver NFL draft class can hang with last season’s highly productive rookies.

The Russell Okung-Trai Turner swap demonstrates how much more goes into NFL player valuation than Pro Bowl appearances.

While Bud Dupree had a career year in 2019, the Pittsburgh Steelers need to know when it's time to move on.

NFL teams should overlook the light resume and focus on what the uber-athletic receiver has put on tape.

These players would fill immediate needs for each team in the NFL.

The offensive tackle class in the 2020 NFL Draft is stacked, and it could help deal with the fearsome edge defenders who dominate the NFL.

While the 2020 NFL Draft and free agency will serve as primary options for teams to reload and rebuild, the trade market has its perks, too. These are 10 trades that PFF thinks make sense.

Franchise tags and in-house extensions will take some of them off the market, but if each of these players does become available, there should be at least one interested suitor.

Cornerbacks and safeties addressed the media on Friday, and these were some of the notable quotes that followed.

While the depth among edge defenders in the 2020 NFL Draft class behind Chase Young isn't as strong as other positions, there are still plenty of enticing options. Here are the best ones from both the draft and free agency.

PFF’s Ben Linsey breaks down the top 20 options for NFL teams in need of offensive line help, from free-agent deals to the best of the 2020 NFL Draft.

PFF's Ben Linsey explains why New York should focus on certain other areas before addressing its offensive line woes.

PFF's Ben Linsey looks at 32 players -- one player from each NFL team -- who improved from 2018 to 2019.

PFF's Ben Linsey looks at five young players who need to right the ship in 2020.