PFF dives into each of the 32 first-round selections from the 2019 NFL Draft and gives a regrade based on each player’s performance so far.

The New Orleans Saints sit well above the salary cap heading into 2021 after going all-in for the 2020 NFL season. Now, they'll have to make a plethora of moves to field a cap-compliant roster.

PFF's Ian Hartitz breaks down where Tom Brady’s excellent 2020 season ranks among his 19 seasons as an NFL starter.

A deep dive into how the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers got to this point and where their outlooks for the remainder of the 2020 NFL playoffs.

Deshaun Watson is the best-case scenario at quarterback for Washington, and the Football Team should do everything in its power to win the Watson sweepstakes this offseason.

Smith, the 2020 Heisman Trophy winner, caught 117-of-145 targets for over 1,850 yards and 23 touchdowns. He was the fourth-most-valuable player in all of college football in 2020 and the most valuable non-quarterback we’ve ever charted.

BYU's Zach Wilson beats out Ohio State's Justin Fields in the quarterback class, and LSU's Ja'Marr Chase leads the wide receiver pack as it stands heading into the 2021 NFL Draft.

PFF's Ben Linsey presents the highest-graded players at every position from the 2020 season, plus the top rookie and a surprise from each position.

Examining high-value touches and targets for fantasy football to identify under-the-radar and pay-up DFS options for the AFC and NFC championship games.

Justin Simmons and Anthony Harris headline PFF's list of the top free agent defensive backs ahead of 2021 NFL free agency.

Brandon Staley reignited the league's defensive approach in 2019, and his unique outlook to defense has earned a shot to lead the Los Angeles Chargers

Lavonte David and Matt Milano headline PFF's list of the top free agent linebackers ahead of 2021 NFL free agency.

PFF's Mike Renner considers whether NFL teams should exercise fifth-year options or extend members of the vaunted 2018 NFL quarterback class.

PFF's Sam Monson names each NFL team's breakout player ahead of the 2021 NFL season.

With the end of the 2020 college football season comes the PFF College 101 — a list that outlines the top college football players from an outstanding 2020 season.

Fantasy football takeaways from the NFL's Sunday Divisional Round slate, including Travis Kelce's continued dominance and Leonard Fournette stepping up for Tampa Bay.

The New Orleans Saints went all-in on building around Drew Brees in 2020, but now they face an offseason surrounded with questions as to what the future looks like and how they navigate the most tenuous cap situation in the NFL. 

Every team is going to lose a contributor or two from the 2020 NFL season. Here’s who we think could be the biggest loss for each of the 32 NFL clubs.

We’ve seen Rodgers look mortal once this season when he threw for just 160 yards and tossed a pair of interceptions against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers back in Week 6. Otherwise, this has truly been the best version of Rodgers that we’ve ever seen.

Javonte Williams, was absolutely terrific in 2020, averaging over 7.0 yards per carry and 4.59 yards after contact per carry for the North Carolina Tar Heels. He projects well to the NFL level, making him an intriguing prospect ahead of the 2021 NFL Draft.