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The Saints would obviously prefer that a healthy Kamara is ready to go for Week 1, but a potential holdout would not cripple their offense. This is too talented an offense — and too talented a roster in general — for that to be the case.

With the kickoff to the 2020 NFL season nearing, PFF ranks all eight NFL divisions. To nobody's surprise, the NFC West — which houses the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams and Arizona Cardinals — takes the top spot.

Jacksonville Jaguars edge defender Josh Allen and New York Jets interior defender Quinnen Williams are poised to step up their games in 2020 as second-year players.

Los Angeles Rams interior defender Aaron Donald makes his presence known at 3-technique, as does Denver Broncos edge defender Von Miller at 9-technique.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Arizona Cardinals are signing two-time Pro Bowl safety Budda Baker to a four-year, $59 million extension that will make him the highest-paid safety in NFL history. 

With Luke Kuechly now out of the picture, Seattle Seahawks veteran Bobby Wagner takes the No. 1 spot on PFF's 2020 NFL linebacker rankings.

The Colts' simplified defense will get Rhodes back to playing fast and physical, and Indianapolis hopes that defense brings out the best in him as he looks to get back to his 2016 and 2017 form on a team with aspirations to take home the division crown.

PFF projects the starting lineups for every NFL team heading into next season, along with position battles to watch and players who could carve out larger roles during the 2020 NFL season.

Carolina Panthers' Christian McCaffrey tops PFF's 2020 NFL running back rankings while Titans back Derrick Henry comes in at eighth.

With the 2020 NFL season fast approaching, rookies face a more difficult challenge than usual when it comes to cracking the starting lineup. Here’s what every team needs to see from their first-year players this upcoming season.

After trading for Jamal Adams and signing Quinton Dunbar this offseason, the Seattle Seahawks are primed to field a dominant secondary in 2020.

Colts superstar Quenton Nelson leads the way in PFF's interior offensive line rankings, and he's followed closely by Dallas Cowboys guard Zack Martin and Las Vegas' pass-blocking ace Rodney Hudson.

The top tier of tight ends is clear at this point, but a bevy of young up-and-comers are vying for position behind them entering the 2020 NFL season.

With another offseason in Kliff Kingsbury’s system under his belt and DeAndre Hopkins at his disposal, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray appears poised to make big strides in his game in 2020.

There are a handful of young NFL talents in line to reset the market at their current positions, including Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson.

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens offense dominated inside the red zone in 2019, while Vic Fangio's defense set the tone on the defensive side of the ball.

PFF takes a close look at the NFL's recent blockbuster trades and offers three takeaways to the process that has seen the likes of DeAndre Hopkins, Jamal Adams, Stefon Diggs, Trent Williams and DeForest Buckner all change teams this offseason.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan and Seattle Seahawks running back Chris Carson are two players who could lead their positions in overall grade in 2020.

Looking at NFL teams that stood out as outliers in luck-driven categories in 2019 — both on the low end and high end — could give us an idea of who could be in store for regression in 2020.