The 2026 NFL MVP odds entering Week 8 have Josh Allen leading the race at +170, followed by Brock Purdy at +350 and Joe Burrow at +450. Allen leads qualified quarterbacks in EPA per play, while Burrow owns the highest PFF grade among passers with at least 125 dropbacks. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams enters the conversation as a +1700 long shot, backed by strong efficiency and accuracy metrics.

Joe Burrow has opened the 2026 NFL season with a career-best 91.2 PFF grade through seven weeks, ranking second among qualifying quarterbacks. The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback leads the NFL with 1.54 Wins Above Replacement and delivered a 95.0 passing grade in the second half of Cincinnati's comeback win over Baltimore. With a history of elite late-season performances and the league's easiest remaining schedule, Burrow and the Bengals have a path toward AFC contention.

PFF's NFL Week 7 Special Teams Report highlights standout performances from gunners, vise players, long snappers and kick coverage and return units. Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Grover Stewart earns the play of the week for his blocked field goal against Minnesota, while teammates Ashton Dulin and Cam Taylor-Britt lead the way among gunners.

Stay up to date with the latest NFL injury report, including player injury statuses, actives and inactives ahead of game day. Follow live updates as player availability changes throughout the week and official game-day decisions are announced.

As these 10 players exemplify, some of the NFL's best at each position are names making far lower than the average salaries.

The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to acquire eight-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson from the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for two draft picks. Nelson brings an 85.7 PFF overall grade, an 81.9 pass-blocking grade and a league-leading 0.27 Wins Above Replacement among guards through seven weeks of the 2026 season. The trade could reshape Seattle's offensive line while opening a starting opportunity for Colts rookie Jalen Farmer.

The PFF Matchup Tracker is an interactive NFL coverage matchup tracker that compares receivers, tight ends and running backs against cornerbacks, safeties and linebackers. Powered by PFF Premium Stats, the tool provides head-to-head coverage statistics dating back to 2006, including targets, catches, yards, touchdowns, interceptions and passer rating.

The PFF Drop-Free Streak Tracker measures how many consecutive catchable passes NFL receivers have caught without a drop. Powered by PFF Premium Stats, the interactive tool features active streaks, historical results dating back to 2017 and position filters.

Explore NFL QB-receiver partnerships and compare individual passing connections across the league. The tool provides data for quarterback and receiver combinations, allowing users to examine how different partnerships perform.

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.

NFL team stats through Week 7 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.