The 2027 NFL Draft edge rusher class is anchored by elite pass-rushing productivity and high-ceiling athletic profiles. Using PFF Grades and PFF Advanced Stats, our early position rankings identify Texas star Colin Simmons and Michigan transfer John Henry Daley as the top tier of defensive ends.

The 2027 NFL Draft interior defensive line class features dominant run-stuffers and high-volume pass-rushers capable of wrecking a backfield. Utilizing PFF Grades and PFF Advanced Stats, our early position rankings highlight Oklahoma's David Stone and Texas Tech's A.J. Holmes Jr. as foundational talents.

The 2027 NFL Draft offensive tackle class is shaping up to be a cornerstone group for NFL front offices, led by established stars and versatile risers. Using PFF Grades and PFF Advanced Stats, our early position rankings highlight the dominance of Big Ten Lineman of the Year Carter Smith and Texas' Trevor Goosby.

The 2027 NFL Draft interior offensive line class is headlined by technically sound anchors and dominant run blockers from the Big Ten and Big 12. Utilizing PFF Grades and Advanced Stats, our early position rankings highlight Iowa's Kade Pieper and Nebraska's Justin Evans as foundational prospects.

The 2027 NFL Draft tight end class features a unique blend of traditional in-line blockers and elite vertical threats. Using PFF Grades and PFF Advanced Stats, our early rankings identify Oregon's Jamari Johnson and Temple's Peter Clarke as the top prospects based on efficiency.

The 2027 NFL Draft wide receiver class is headlined by Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith, a prospect already drawing comparisons to NFL greats. Using PFF Grades and PFF Advanced Stats, our early rankings highlight a group defined by massive frames and elite efficiency, including Rutgers' contested-catch leader KJ Duff and Florida State's Duce Robinson.

The 2027 NFL Draft running back class is currently a wide-open race, defined by elite production in the SEC and physical runners in the ACC. Leading the way is Missouri's Ahmad Hardy, whose 25 explosive runs of 15-plus yards set the national pace, alongside Kewan Lacy, the country's leader in rushing first downs.

The race for the top of the 2027 NFL Draft is headlined by a deep quarterback class featuring elite statistical performers and high-pedigree recruits. Utilizing PFF Advanced Stats and proprietary PFF Grades, our early rankings highlight Ohio State's Julian Sayin and Oregon's Dante Moore as the premier passers to watch.

PFF’s 2026 dynasty rookie rankings break down the top 60 players in 1QB formats, factoring in draft capital, landing spot and projected opportunity.

Even after 257 draft selections, these teams have more lifting to do to get their rosters in shape for the 2026 NFL season.

The 2027 NFL Draft cycle officially begins with PFF's early top 100 big board, headlined by Ohio State's generational talent Jeremiah Smith. While quarterbacks like Julian Sayin and Dante Moore lead the offensive charge with elite PFF Grades, the defensive class is anchored by Texas standout Colin Simmons and Notre Dame's Leonard Moore.

While the first round is set, the true difference-makers often emerge from the third round and beyond. From Kaelon Black’s ideal fit in the 49ers’ zone scheme to Brenen Thompson’s 4.26 speed in Los Angeles, PFF identifies five high-upside sleepers who could crack their teams' rotations early.

While rookies like Carnell Tate and KC Concepcion landed in positions to dominate targets immediately, veterans like Tyler Allgeier and Jerry Jeudy saw their roles significantly threatened by incoming talent.

The 2026 NFL Draft has reshaped the dynasty landscape. While Josh Allen remains the gold standard for superflex consistency, the rapid ascent of Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels has created a new elite tier at quarterback.

With the 2026 class appearing thin at quarterback and running back outside of top options like Fernando Mendoza and Jeremiyah Love, the 2027 class offers a enticing alternative. Headlined by generational wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and high-ceiling signal-callers Arch Manning and Dante Moore, the 2027 group projects to be significantly deeper at premium fantasy positions.

PFF’s way-too-early 2027 NFL mock draft features a star-studded class led by Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin and the most discussed prospect in football, Texas’ Arch Manning.

Tight ends were popular selections in the second round and early in the third round, but all project as second- or third-string options on their teams’ depth charts. Only three wide receivers were selected in the second round, while nine were selected in the third round. The only running back selected on Day 2 was Kaelon Black by the San Francisco 49ers at pick No. 90.

Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft reshaped fantasy football depth charts, with late-round picks and team decisions impacting both rookie upside and veteran roles.