Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads PFF's wide receiver rankings entering Week 4 of the 2026 NFL season. Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase round out the top three as the rankings increasingly incorporate 2026 performance.

Nathan Jahnke's Week 4 fantasy football IDP rankings cover players across defensive positions for the 2026 NFL season.

NFL team stats through Week 3 provide a statistical look at all 32 teams across efficiency, passing tendencies and high-leverage situations. The analysis examines team strength, moving-the-sticks rates, dropback outcomes, turnovers, special teams and fourth downs. PFF Pro provides additional access to Premium Stats Pro, enhanced data and visualizations for deeper analysis.

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Patrick Mahomes climbs PFF's quarterback rankings after the third week of the NFL season. Brock Purdy continues to ascend due to his third-ranked 89.8 overall PFF grade, while Jordan Love and Justin Herbert take a tumble after tough starts.

The 2026 NFL offensive line rankings have been updated after Week 3, with the Denver Broncos holding the No. 1 spot. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Indianapolis Colts round out the top three, while injuries and lineup changes affect units throughout the league.

Through three weeks of the 2026 NFL season, more quarterbacks have 10-plus dropbacks in any year since 2010. However, backups like Marcus Mariota and Drew Lock have transcended their labels in a big way.

The fantasy football wide receiver report breaks down performance against man and zone coverage. It highlights wide receivers who have performed better against each coverage type and connects those splits to their opposing matchups.

The Week 4 fantasy football rankings provide PPR guidance across every position as managers set their lineups. Derrick Henry enters the week ranked fourth among running backs in PPR points and faces his former team, the Tennessee Titans. Injury designations and practice statuses are incorporated into the rankings as they become available.

Track the NFL’s longest pass-protection streaks and see which offensive linemen have gone the most consecutive pass-blocking snaps without allowing a sack, hit or pressure. Explore active streaks and all-time leaders using PFF data dating back to 2006.

The PFF QB Accuracy Index ranks NFL quarterbacks using advanced accuracy metrics, including CPOE, ACCOE and adjusted completion percentage. Explore how quarterbacks compare across PFF Grades, EPA per play and other passing metrics.

Chase Young has continued his pass-rushing resurgence with the New Orleans Saints through the opening three games of 2026. Young has earned a 90.3 PFF pass-rush grade while generating 12 pressures and five sacks on 82 pass-rush snaps.

The Buffalo Bills have received significant early pass-rush production from Deone Walker and Greg Rousseau through three weeks. Walker leads qualifying defenders with a 92.9 PFF pass-rush grade, while Rousseau has generated 22 pressures and six sacks. Together, the Bills defensive linemen have combined for 36 pressures and eight sacks.

Penei Sewell delivered the NFL's highest-graded offensive line performance in Week 3, earning a 91.8 PFF overall grade. The Detroit Lions tackle allowed zero pressures across 37 pass-blocking snaps while posting a perfect pass-block win rate.

Bears safety Dillon Thieneman and Steelers tackle Max Iheanachor were among the 2026 NFL first-round picks that shined in Week 3.

The fantasy football rest-of-season rankings adjust after Week 3, with Derrick Henry climbing to No. 10 overall.

Miami Dolphins receiver Malik Washington could see more volume due to De'Von Achane's injury, while Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has yet to deliver through three weeks.

The Chicago Bears cruised past the Philadelphia Eagles 27–7 in Week 3 on September 28, 2026. Bears outgained the Eagles, 375 total yards to 238.