Ben Linsey

PFF's Ben Linsey examines some disappointing seasons from first-round picks and attempts to shed light on what those performances mean for the players' prospects in the league.

The Kansas City Chiefs toppled the Buffalo Bills in Week 6, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took care of the Green Bay Packers. Now, the teams meet again with more on the line.

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.

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.

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. 

The Kansas City Chiefs get to celebrate their third consecutive AFC championship appearance following their 22-17 victory over the Cleveland Browns in the divisional round.

Urban Meyer has a history of being a successful head coach, but questions remain about his ability to steer the ship in NFL waters.

With the 2020 NFL regular season now in the books, PFF's Ben Linsey every NFL team's pass rush.

With the 2020 NFL regular season now in the books, PFF's Ben Linsey ranks every offensive line in the NFL.

With the NFL regular season officially in the books, Ben Linsey unveils PFF's All-Rookie team for the 2020 campaign.

The Minnesota Vikings secured a 37-35 victory in a back-and-forth affair, while the Detroit Lions solidified a top-10 selection in the 2021 NFL Draft with the loss.

This was a matchup of two teams heading in opposite directions, and the Baltimore Ravens’ 27-13 victory over the New York Giants did nothing to reverse those trends. 

In an NFC North matchup with wild-card spot implications, the Chicago Bears prevailed over the Minnesota Vikings due in large part to David Montgomery's success on the ground.

The Green Bay Packers leapfrogged the New Orleans Saints for the top seed in the NFC this past week, and they won’t be giving up that crown for at least another week following their 24-16 win over the Carolina Panthers tonight.

The deficiencies surrounding Deshaun Watson that have held the Houston Texans to a record well below .500 were on full display in this game, as the Chicago Bears rolled to a 36-7 victory at home.

The Steelers’ defense is formidable, and we’ve seen Ben Roethlisberger perform well in high-leverage moments this season, but it’s tough to see this team as a legitimate Super Bowl contender until they become more diverse and efficient on offense.

In their first game following the firing of general manager Bob Quinn and head coach Matt Patricia, the Detroit Lions were able to make several key plays late to edge the Chicago Bears in a high-scoring affair, 34-30.

The New York Jets' march to 0-16 continued with a three-score loss to the Miami Dolphins, who now stand at 7-4 and are very much in the AFC playoff picture.

It was going to take a near-perfect game from the Jacksonville Jaguars to come away with a victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers as double-digit underdogs, and their performance today did not qualify as that.

Intrigue continues to grow in the NFC East, as the New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Eagles to move to 3-7 on the season — good for second place in the division behind only the 3-5-1 Eagles.