Go beyond the box score with PFF’s data visualizations from Bills vs. Vikings in NFL Week 9, breaking down the game through efficiency, fourth downs, turnovers, special teams, passing, receiving and rushing.

The NFL Week 10 fantasy football rest-of-season rankings highlight rising players following Week 9 performances. Green Bay Packers receivers Christian Watson and Matthew Golden move up after each surpassing 160 receiving yards, while Chicago Bears receiver Rome Odunze continues his recent improvement. Bucky Irving enters the overall top 10 as fantasy managers evaluate trade targets, roster moves and the rest of the season.

From Joe Burrow to Jaxon Smith-Njigba to Caleb Douglas, take a look at every NFL team's highest-graded player through nine weeks of the 2026 season.

Cowboys safety Caleb Downs and Giants linebacker Arvell Reese were among the NFL's best rookies during a busy Week 9 slate.

Seahawks quarterback is worth adding given Sam Darnold's continued absence, while Texans receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has fallen down the pecking order.

The Buffalo Bills cruised past the Minnesota Vikings 23–6 in Week 9 on November 9, 2026. Bills outgained the Vikings, 326 total yards to 175.

James Cook gaining 100 yards and a touchdown as well as the Vikings evolving their receiver rotation highlighted the top overall fantasy football takeaways from Week 9's "Monday Night Football" clash.

The Vikings vs. Bills Monday Night Football same-game parlay features Justin Jefferson receiving props, Khalil Shakir receptions and the Buffalo moneyline. PFF matchup data highlights Minnesota's 81% blitz rate, Buffalo's success against pressure packages and the Vikings' vulnerability against the run. The three-leg parlay is listed at +550, with analysis of the player props and matchup trends behind each selection.

The 2026 NFL trade market has delivered no shortage of blockbuster moves, with some of the league's biggest names finding new homes. Follow along as we track every notable trade as the 2026 trade deadline approaches, including the players involved, the compensation exchanged and the key details surrounding each deal.

The NFL Week 9 fantasy football usage report examines snap counts, routes run and changing offensive roles across the league. Denver Broncos running back Jonah Coleman played 77% of offensive snaps, while Breece Hall returned to a shared backfield with Braelon Allen for the New York Jets. PFF's usage and production data also highlights expanded opportunities for rookies Jordyn Tyson and Kenyon Sadiq, along with shifting wide receiver rotations.

The NFL Week 9 Team of the Week is headlined by Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love, who earned Quarterback and Offensive Player of the Week honors. Los Angeles Rams edge defender Myles Garrett collected Defensive Player of the Week after recording three sacks, while Dallas Cowboys safety Caleb Downs was named Rookie of the Week. The San Francisco 49ers earned Offensive Line of the Week honors after allowing six pressures and helping produce 190 rushing yards.

Week 9 featured standout performances on both sides of the ball, with Houston's Kayshon Boutte leading all qualifying players with a 94.5 overall PFF grade. Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love followed closely at 94.3, while several defenders made their mark with disruptive performances.

The PFF college football Top 25 rankings entering Week 11 feature Georgia at No. 1, followed by undefeated Utah and Notre Dame. Tennessee rises eight spots after defeating Kentucky, while Miami falls to No. 5 and Ohio State drops to No. 21 following losses. The updated rankings include Week 10 results, upcoming opponents and PFF advanced stats for all 25 teams.

The college football playoff rankings place Georgia at No. 1, followed by undefeated Utah and Notre Dame. PFF advanced stats highlight Georgia's defensive efficiency, Utah's balanced production and Notre Dame's strong offensive EPA per play.

Go beyond the box score with PFF’s NFL Week 9 data visualizations, breaking down every game through scoring opportunities, drive efficiency, passing, receiving, rushing, special teams and turnovers.

Rams superstars Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald lived up to the billing in their first game together, registering the two highest-graded pass-rushing marks of any players in Week 9 and lifting Los Angeles to vistory.

The Chicago Bears edged the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27–24 in Week 9 on November 8, 2026.