With the 2020 NFL draft now behind us, it's worth asking how next year's class stacks up head to head with this year's. So, here's how we'd rank the quarterbacks in a combined class if they all could have entered the 2020 draft.

Every year, a handful of players start the college football season as relative unknowns and go on to finish the season as bona fide superstars. Here, using the vast PFF database, we list the top breakout candidates ahead of the 2020 college football season.

These 25 college football players could have declared for the 2020 NFL Draft after last season. Here's what they can do to improve their draft stock this fall for the 2021 draft.

PFF uses its wins above average (WAA) model to rank all 32 2020 NFL Draft classes.

Will LSU come out on top in the SEC once more, or will Alabama reclaim its spot at the top?

LSU's Derek Stingley Jr. headlines an elite class of 2019 true freshman cornerbacks.

Using a combination of PFF grades and PFF's wins above average (WAA) metric, PFF presents college football's top 10 returning players at every position.

Purdue's Rondale Moore was one of college football's most electrifying playmakers as a true freshman in 2018, but injuries cut the receiver's sophomore campaign short. Moore is one of the few non-quarterbacks likely to join the 2020 Heisman discussion.

Using a combination of PFF grades and PFF's wins above average (WAA) metric, we present the top 10 safeties returning to college football in 2020, as well as a sleeper to watch.

No secondary has ever returned more talent in the PFF College era than the Oregon Ducks in 2020.

By rushing six players and playing zone coverage, a defense can stay “safe” while also bringing the heat. PFF's Seth Galina breaks down this "hot coverage" and explains how it gives college football teams an advantage over opposing offenses.

Approximately a year after the conclusion of the 2019 NFL Draft, PFF looks back on its evaluations.

Alabama could see two more wide receivers selected in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft, as DeVonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle are primed to follow in the footsteps of Henry Ruggs III and Jerry Jeudy.

These playmaking college football skill players have flown under the radar heading into the 2020 season.

In recent years, we have seen more and more trades that deviated from the market set by the Jimmy Johnson chart. So PFF sets out to investigate the trades made throughout the 2020 NFL Draft to find out whether or not teams still use this chart.