Timo Riske

In recent years, we have seen more and more trades that deviated from the market set by the Jimmy Johnson chart. So PFF sets out to investigate the trades made throughout the 2020 NFL Draft to find out whether or not teams still use this chart. 

PFF looks at how teams tend to spend there their draft picks in order to gain an insight into league-wide trends and its stance on positional value.

The first round of the 2020 NFL Draft didn't see its first trade until pick No. 13, but the trade market picked up steam later in the first round with three additional trades. Here are our grades for the respective moves.

PFF's Timo Riske uses data taken from the PFF Mock Draft Simulator to examine the most popular board settings, round settings, player-team pairings and trade scenarios to get an idea of how the public wants the 2020 NFL Draft to unfold.

Timo Riske uses PFF's draft-trade simulator to examine five big-impact draft-day trades, from the Chiefs moving up for Patrick Mahomes to the Bills trading up for Sammy Watkins to the New Orleans Saints giving away nearly everything for running back Ricky Williams.

PFF's Timo Riske uses the PFF Mock Draft Simulator to forecast which NFL teams get the most out of their NFL draft capital, which teams come away with draft steals and which teams reach for overrated talent.

PFF has just launched its Mock Draft Simulator. Choose your NFL team, trade up, down, receive a grade for your work and share your draft haul on social media. The PFF Mock Draft Simulator is the perfect way to prepare for the NFL Draft.

Signing top players in NFL free agency can be misleading, as even good players generally regress to the mean. This effect is amplified when a player switches teams, which is why teams that "win the offseason" aren't always sure bets.

Bruce Arians needs a quarterback who plays to his system’s strengths. Tom Brady needs playmakers to unleash his full potential one last time.

In this article, we want to examine how the most recent season compares to the career production of a player in terms of importance when looking at potential player acquisitions, whether they be in NFL free agency or the NFL draft.

The PFF data suggests that it might be useful to put prospects into tiers instead of a board with ordinal rankings to better evaluate the talent in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Which team has drafted the best since 2006? Who was the most consistent? Which team found the most draft gems? Which team drafted the most busts? All this and more is answered in PFF's latest data study.

We revisit Massey’s and Thaler’s research with the PFF WAR draft chart using the salary cost of each draft pick based on the rookie wage scale in the current CBA.

PFF looks to investigate whether the shape of the learning curve from college to the NFL changes when looking at different positions or different draft positions.

PFF data scientist Timo Riske continues his study on historical draft success, this time focusing on every position on the defensive side of the ball.

Where should you draft a running back? Where is the perfect place to select a run-blocking tight end? PFF data scientist Timo Riske answers these questions by identifying the path to success when it comes to drafting each offensive position.

PFF data scientist Timo Riske takes a deep dive into the data to examine the Redskins' best course of action with the second overall pick of the 2020 NFL Draft.

PFF data scientist Timo Riske uses an extended version of his WR clustering method to find NFL comps for this year's top draft-eligible wide receivers.

PFF data scientist Timo Riske looks at his route heatmaps to find landing spots for the best available free-agent wide receivers.

PFF's Timo Riske evaluates offensive players from the 2017 NFL Draft class who deserve a pay day.