PFF’s 2026 fantasy football tight end rankings feature the top 64 options for drafts, led by Brock Bowers and Trey McBride. Colston Loveland, Tucker Kraft and Tyler Warren round out the top five. Use the rankings to compare tight end options throughout your fantasy football draft.

PFF+ gives fantasy football managers tools for every stage of the 2026 draft process, from preparation to making picks in real time. The Live Draft Assistant syncs with ESPN, Sleeper and Yahoo! leagues to deliver recommendations as the draft unfolds, while the Mock Draft Simulator helps managers practice beforehand. PFF fantasy rankings, projections and the 2026 Draft Kit provide the data and analysis behind each decision.

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Week 2 of the NFL preseason added further insight into fantasy football focus, including the Raiders dictating Tre Tucker as their No. 1 receiver.

PFF ranks all 32 NFL secondaries entering the 2026 season, with the New England Patriots claiming the top spot. The Houston Texans and Denver Broncos round out the top three behind talented groups of defensive backs. See how every NFL secondary stacks up based on PFF Grades, coverage production and offseason changes.

Tennessee enters the 2026 college football season looking to return to the College Football Playoff after an 8-5 campaign. Faizon Brandon and George MacIntyre are competing at quarterback, while new defensive coordinator Jim Knowles takes over a unit that struggled in 2025. DeSean Bishop and Ty Redmond headline a talented roster with the potential to help the Volunteers rebound.

PFF ranks all 32 NFL receiving corps entering the 2026 season, with the Detroit Lions claiming the top spot. The Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals round out the top three behind their established receiving duos. See how every NFL group stacks up based on PFF Grades, production and depth.

Missouri enters the 2026 college football season with a rushing attack led by Ahmad Hardy, PFF’s No. 1 running back in the country. Austin Simmons takes over at quarterback, while an experienced offensive line gives the Tigers another major strength. Significant turnover in the secondary and pass rush creates the biggest question for Missouri entering the season.

Alabama enters the 2026 college football season with an elite secondary but significant questions surrounding its offense. Keelon Russell and Austin Mack are competing at quarterback, while the Crimson Tide must rebuild an offensive line that lost six of seven players who logged at least 300 snaps in 2025. Bray Hubbard headlines a defense that could help Alabama make another College Football Playoff run.

PFF ranks all 32 NFL running back groups entering the 2026 season, with Bijan Robinson and the Atlanta Falcons taking the top spot. Jahmyr Gibbs and the Detroit Lions rank second, while Saquon Barkley and the Philadelphia Eagles round out the top three. See how every NFL backfield stacks up based on PFF Grades, production and depth.

The 2026 NFL season features a record nine international contests. Daire Carragher ranks each one, starting with 49ers-Rams.

Every offseason brings a fresh group of players heading into contract years, and 2026 is no exception. Below are the 10 highest-graded NFL players going into the final year of their current deal based on PFF grading from the 2025 season. 

Daire Carragher considers less common teams to win every Power Four conference, including Ole Miss and Kansas State.

Texas A&M enters the 2026 college football season looking to return to the College Football Playoff after an 11-0 start highlighted its 2025 campaign. Marcel Reed leads an offense with PFF’s No. 7 receiving corps, but four new starters along the offensive line create a significant question. Mario Craver and Marcus Ratcliffe headline the Aggies to watch on offense and defense.

Every NFL team enters the 2026 season with at least one significant concern that could shape its year. PFF examines the biggest question facing all 32 teams, from quarterback play and offensive line issues to receiving depth and defensive turnover. PFF Grades and advanced metrics highlight the roster weaknesses worth monitoring across the league.

Every season, certain units fall as others rise — whether due to absences, a new coaching staff or simply worse play from returning participants. These five contingents are ones to circle for some possible regression in 2026.

Nathan Jahnke's perfect draft strategy lays out an ideal path for building a league-winning roster with Picks 7-9 in a 12-team league.

This 2026 fantasy football draft strategy provides a round-by-round blueprint for executing a hero-RB build in 12-team PPR leagues. Jahmyr Gibbs and Brock Bowers headline the early-round targets before the strategy shifts toward wide receivers, a quarterback and value running backs. Use PFF rankings, projections and Fantasy Tools to identify the best targets throughout your draft.