Texas A&M’s DeMarvin Leal stands out as the lone first-round defensive tackle prospect in PFF's current 2022 NFL Draft rankings.

Oregon's Kayvon Thibodeaux leads the way at the edge position in PFF's 2022 NFL Draft rankings.

Running back explosiveness is mostly controlled by the rusher and translates well from college football to the NFL.

Alabama Crimson Tide tackle Evan Neal leads the way in PFF's early 2022 NFL Draft offensive line rankings.

Iowa State's Breece Hall is going to be a force to be reckoned with in the 2021 college football season and sits atop PFF's early 2022 NFL Draft running back rankings.

The Ohio State Buckeyes' dynamic duo of Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave sits atop PFF's early 2022 NFL Draft wide receiver rankings.

Oklahoma's Spencer Rattler is the unquestioned No. 1 quarterback of the 2022 NFL Draft class heading into this season.

The Clemson Tigers top PFF's projections for how the ACC conference will shake out for the 2021 college football season.

PFF's Mike Renner looks back at the 2019 NFL Draft classes, evaluating whether the best and worst groups at the time have panned out since then.

PFF's Mike Renner looks back at the 2020 NFL Draft classes, evaluating whether the best and worst groups at the time panned out during the season.

After a flurry of both history-making and eye-raising selections from Thursday, April 29 to Saturday, May 1, 259 players were selected to join the NFL’s 32 franchises. With that, we give you our full 2021 NFL Draft recap, courtesy of the PFF analysis team.

PFF's Ben Linsey looks at which NFL teams improved the most at the major position groups during the 2021 offseason.

Here are PFF's best value picks of the draft, including a pair of Bears selections and plenty of playmakers on both offense and defense. We start with a linebacker who shines in coverage.

Lead draft analyst Mike Renner takes his first swing at the 2022 NFL Draft, sending Oklahoma QB Spencer to the Houston Texans at No. 1 overall and Liberty QB Malik Willis to the New York Giants at No. 11. North Carolina's Sam Howell goes No. 2 to the Detroit Lions.

Despite the abundance of information that highlights the Jimmy Johnson Chart's flaws, it is still the most commonly used chart for evaluating draft trades. However, some smart NFL teams are starting to catch on.

The so-called "steals" and "reaches" often dominate the conversation about the NFL draft, and they often heavily influence draft grades. The question, of course, is how much stock should we put into these two words?

PFF highlights 10 draft prospects who found the perfect home after the 2021 NFL Draft. Among them are Ja'Marr Chase, who will reunite with Joe Burrow in Cincinnati, and Alijah Vera-Tucker, who will step in to protect Zach Wilson in New York.

PFF's Seth Galina ranks the top landing spots for 2021 rookie first-round quarterbacks based on scheme fits on their new NFL teams.