All of PFF's 2020 NFL Draft coverage in one place

With the 2020 NFL Draft upon us, we at PFF have pulled together all of our prospect rankings, mock drafts, draft class features, player features, data studies, college-to-pro projections, NFL team features, video profiles and more to provide easy access to all of the content in one place!

[Editor’s note: Check out PFF’s 2020 Mock Draft Hub, NFL Draft Big Board and NFL Mock Draft Simulator. PFF Elite subscribers can also download the 1,250-page 2020 NFL Draft Guide.]

PFF’s 2020 NFL Draft Big Board

PFF’s Big Board for the 2020 NFL Draft offers three-year player grades, combine measurables, position rankings and in-depth player analysis for all of the top draft prospects. Age, height, weight, and 40 times are also included.

PFF's up-to-the-minute 2020 NFL Draft Analysis

PFF’s Mock Drafts (listed by the most recent)

A hub for PFF’s 2020 NFL Mock Drafts that include analysis of individual draft prospects entering the 2020 NFL Draft, trade scenarios and NFL team needs.

Draft Class Features (listed by position group)

Our senior analysts have also worked on pieces that either looked at the draft class as a whole or examined a certain position group. Here, you’ll find articles like Mike Renner’s 10 biggest draft sleepers, Steve Palazzolo’s narrative busters, Ben Linsey’s first-round luxury picks and the senior team’s “my guys” piece.

Misc.

QB

RB

WR/TE

OL

DL

LB

DB

Player features (listed alphabetically by player name)

Our senior analysts have looked at a number of different players through the PFF lens. Here, you’ll find in-depth articles that look at the prospects’ potential, scheme fit, college production and more.

B

F

G

H

J

L

M

R

S

T

W

Y

What makes Chase Young the best pass-rusher of the PFF era?

PFF Data Studies

PFF’s R&D department was also able to contribute to PFF’s draft coverage by producing numbers-based analysis on mock drafts and draft prospects. Timo Riske’s How simulating the draft and PFF WAR projections can forecast steals and reaches and Kevin Cole’s Investigating learning curves from college football to the NFL are must-read pieces for fans of the analytics-based approach to football.

College-to-Pro projections (listed alphabetically by player name)

Using the machine learning capabilities of AWS, PFF’s Eric Eager was able to construct a model that not only forecasts how a college prospect will fare at the NFL level but also gives NFL comparisons to the given prospect.

B

Projecting Auburn DI Derrick Brown’s impact as an NFL player

D

G

WSU’s Anthony Gordon is a quality option at QB

L

Why there isn't value in taking Jordan Love late in the first round

M

While not the best safety in the 2020 draft class, Xavier McKinney still projects as a good prospect

O

Projecting Ohio State CB Jeffrey Okudah’s impact as an NFL player

R

XFL safety Kenny Robinson Jr. projects as one of the best playmakers in the 2020 NFL draft class

S

T

W

Y

Chase Young is the best edge prospect in recent memory

NFL Team Features

We’ve also taken a look at the draft from the point of view of certain NFL teams by analyzing team-prospect fits and team-specific draft strategies. What should the Las Vegas Raiders do? Who could trade up to No. 3? What two picks could send the 49ers back to the Super Bowl? Find out more here:

Video Profiles and podcast interviews

Along with providing in-depth scouting profiles, our senior analysts have also interviewed a number of big-name prospects over on PFF’s YouTube channel. So, whether you want to know about Ohio State’s Jeffery Okudah’s scheme fit at the next level or how Chase Young compares to the edge rushers who came before him, check out PFF’s YouTube channel and subscribe to the podcasts: