Talented college football receivers are sometimes the victims of poor surroundings, as was the case with these five prospects who could be steals in the 2021 NFL Draft.

PFF's Ben Linsey breaks down the most recent risers and fallers on PFF's mock draft simulator, from Alabama QB Mac Jones to Ole Miss WR Elijah Moore to Miami DL Jaelan Phillips.

The Cleveland Browns' offensive line is among the strongest position groups heading into the 2021 NFL Draft.

PFF's Ben Linsey mocks the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft, sending Trevor Lawrence to Jacksonville, Trey Lance to Denver and Kyle Pitts to Miami. The 49ers also get their QB of the future in Ohio State's Justin Fields at No. 3 overall.

Daniel Jones will have at least an average receiving corps to go along with a relatively strong-looking defense. With that additional pressure, Jones will be playing for his future with the New York Giants in 2021.

The Atlanta Falcons' secondary is among the weakest position groups heading into the 2021 NFL Draft after the team let go of its top four safeties in free agency.

PFF looks at all 32 NFL teams, identifying current areas of strength that may become areas of need in the next few years and selecting a player from the 2021 NFL draft class who can fix those needs.

Sam Darnold's short tenure as a starting quarterback in New York seems to be coming to an end, as all signs are pointing toward the Jets selecting Zach Wilson with the second overall pick of the 2021 NFL Draft. Here are three potential trade destinations.

The quarterback market has thinned out, but plenty of other positions still offer value in 2021 NFL free agency.

After one week of NFL free agency, PFF's Ben Linsey looks at how each team can feel good about what they have or haven't accomplished thus far.