Ben Linsey

A comprehensive look at which areas each team should address in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Evaluating 10 prospects in the 2020 NFL Draft to determine if their rise up boards or fall down boards has been warranted.

Ohio State wide receiver K.J. Hill flashed ability from the slot during his college career. Teams should consider that when thinking about selecting a slot receiver in the 2020 NFL Draft.

These five teams would benefit greatly by trading down from their first-round selections and adding additional picks in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Zack Baun and Josh Uche have shown the ability to rush the passer at a high level but are also athletic enough to play off-ball. NFL Teams that add such players in the 2020 NFL Draft can build their schemes around this versatility.

In today’s NFL, teams need slot cornerbacks who can stick with some of the top receivers in the NFL. Clemson's K'Von Wallace has all the tools necessary to succeed in that role, and he has all the potential to be a steal on Day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft.

Penn State edge defender Yetur Gross-Matos struggled to dominate lesser competition in college, and that lack of consistency has him lower on PFF's Big Board.

Most mock drafts operate by filling needs first and foremost. Here, we flip that on its head and look at some potential first-round bargains at perceived positions of strength.

Most 2020 NFL mock drafts have Missouri's Jordan Elliott slated as a Day 2 prospect, but the numbers say otherwise — Elliott is deserving of a first-round pick.

We often overrate the kind of impact that free agent signings will have with their new teams, especially in their first season as they adjust to systems. With that in mind, here is how PFF’s top 2019 free agents fared last season after switching teams.

The Minnesota Vikings must find immediate contributors in the 2020 NFL Draft — here’s how the Vikings should attack the draft with five picks in the first three rounds.

With the 2020 NFL Draft less than a month away, we look at the best possible landing spots for the top edge prospects in the draft class.

The Pittsburgh Steelers offense tanked in 2019 without Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown. Big Ben’s return will elevate an intriguing group of talent opposite a great defense, making the Steelers AFC contenders in 2020.

Most media big boards have Mekhi Becton as a top-20 prospect, but his flaws push him down PFF's ranks.

Dak Prescott and Chris Godwin headline PFF's list of the best players likely to hit free agency in 2021.

The Cincinnati Bengals were surprisingly active in NFL free agency, adding five new starters to a defense that struggled in 2019 but returns the likes of Geno Atkins, Carlos Dunlap and Sam Hubbard.

The New Orleans Saints addressed their biggest areas of weaknesses during NFL free agency, putting them in prime position to be one of the leading contenders in the NFC next season.

With a lack of talent at tight end in the 2020 NFL Draft and the remains of free agency, Delanie Walker stands out as the best option left.

Slot cornerbacks tend to generate wins above replacement figures similar to that of outside cornerbacks, yet they are often paid far less.

Waiting to trade RB Christian McCaffrey only adds another year to his age, another season of wear on his body and another year for the NFL to devalue the running back position. The Carolina Panthers' chance to make a move in the NFL trade market is right now.