After two days of legal tampering, we dive into some early winners and losers of free agency.

Nic Bodiford reveals the worst fantasy-relevant position groups in the NFC.

Thomas Valentine breaks down the best options at each position in the NFL draft and free agency.

Spencer Fano and Christen Miller strengthen the line of scrimmage while Skyler Bell provides explosiveness at receiver. Cade Klubnik offers a long-term quarterback option behind Aaron Rodgers.

The Panthers defense needs impact additions at every level, particularly in the front seven. On offense, there were flashes of promise, but they still need a long-term solution at center and more youth and athleticism at wide receiver.

Minnesota has clear needs on both sides of the ball — far more than can realistically be solved in a single draft. With limited cap flexibility, the Vikings will need to maximize the value of every selection this year.

Day one of the legal tampering period was full of big deals, including Tyler Linderbaum to the Raiders.

The running back market is alive and well. Trey Hendrickson remains unsigned despite high-level production. And trades are happening in bunches.

The three highest-graded players at every position, with direct links to PFF’s full position-by-position rankings and analysis.

Free agency is here, and the fantasy football landscape is changing rapidly with each skill-position signing. Here are the early winners and losers for 2026 leagues.

While NFL teams enter the offseason with ideal scenarios in mind, the best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.

Miami quarterback Carson Beck brings six years of college experience, but his lack of anticipation and waning arm talent make him a likely NFL backup.