The Carolina Panthers selected Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft, and while his Offensive Rookie of the Year odds trail a few others, he provides the most value.

PFF's Kevin Cole analyzes the historical success and disappointments of the ADP value of incoming rookie running backs and correlates it to the incoming rookie halfback class of 2022.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Skyy Moore could be overvalued in 2022 fantasy football drafts, while others, like Washington Commanders Jahan Dotson and Detroit Lions Jameson Williams, might be undervalued.

The dust from the 2022 NFL Draft has settled, and teams are now preparing for offseason workouts. Kevin Cole breaks down the biggest winner and loser veteran players heading into the season.

Looking at the biggest rookie risers in fantasy football drafts, headlined by Buffalo Bills running back James Cook and Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce.

The 2022 rookie wide receiver class hasn't stepped on an NFL field yet, but it's never too soon to project how they stack up for fantasy football purposes.

The 2022 class of rookie running backs hasn't stepped on an NFL field yet, but it's never too soon to project how they should be tiered for this fall. Kevin Cole organizes the rushers into six different tiers.

Examining which wide receivers and running backs taken in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft have a path to WR1 or RB1 fantasy football status in the near future.

Kevin Cole breaks down how the second-round receivers might fare in their rookie fantasy football season, including the Green Bay Packers' Christian Watson.

Kevin Cole breaks down how the five first-round receivers might fare in their rookie fantasy football season, including the Atlanta Falcons' Drake London and the New York Jets' Garrett Wilson.

Rookie running backs who land in the right situations with the right teams have plenty of opportunities to put up big numbers, regardless of when they are drafted.

Rookie wide receivers who land in the right situations with the right teams have plenty of opportunities to put up big numbers, regardless of when they were drafted.

Missouri running back Tyler Badie earned above-average PFF grades while bringing the ability to force missed tackles and generate yards after contact. His gaudy counting stats last season weren’t simply the product of volume, he was also efficient.

South Dakota State running back Pierre Strong Jr. has risen up draft boards after an elite showing at the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine and profiles as a quick and efficient receiver out of the backfield.

USC wide receiver Drake London earned one of the better receiving grades in the class, dominating at the catch point and displaying the ability to get open in the intermediate areas of the field. His reliance on contested catches isn’t disqualifying, but it does put him in the same bucket as some recent draft busts.

Notre Dame's Kevin Austin Jr. earned good, not great, grades in 2021, and while his comps paint a grim picture, he has the ability to become a deep threat in the NFL.

Cincinnati running back Jerome Ford, a former four-star Alabama commit, thrived with the Bearcats in 2021 and could do the same with the right team in the NFL.

PFF Analyst Kevin Cole compares current 2022 NFL Draft prospects to prospects of years past, including Ohio State wide receiver Garrett Wilson and Michigan State running back Kenneth Walker.

BYU's Tyler Allgeier might not be the most talked-about running back in the 2022 NFL Draft, but he is likely a value at this point in the cycle considering his profile and comps, as too many are focused on backs with better combine performances.