The good news for Chiefs fans is that while the 2025 season was a brutal watch, losing eight of the final nine games has positioned the team favorably in the draft to address those offensive shortcomings. Here’s an early look at how Kansas City could chart a path back to being one of the most dangerous offenses in football.

Facing one of the oldest rosters in the NFL, the Commanders must now lean heavily on the draft to rebuild the team from the ground up, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Given the volume of needs and the limited draft capital at the team's disposal — Washington currently does not own a second- or fourth-round pick — the team could be a candidate to trade down from its early position at No. 7 overall.

A new PFF tool puts every Senior Bowl invite in one place, pairing 2025 grades and wins above average with verified measurements, percentile rankings and position-based filters to streamline prospect evaluation.

Max Chadwick provides five 2026 NFL Draft prospects to monitor at this year's Panini Senior Bowl.

Dalton Wasserman provides five storylines for fans to watch at the 2026 Panini Senior Bowl.

An early look at Round 1, led by Fernando Mendoza, Rueben Bain Jr. and Jordyn Tyson, built on team needs and PFF performance.

Armed with four of the first 44 picks, New York prioritizes rebuilding its defense while positioning itself to address quarterback if free agency falls short.

Fernando Mendoza profiles as a solid NFL starter after a dominant 2025 season in which he earned a 91.6 PFF grade, won the Heisman Trophy and led Indiana to the national championship game. His evaluation is built on elite clean-pocket efficiency, strong decision-making and poise under pressure, with enough arm talent and mobility to succeed at the next level even if he is not a traits-driven outlier.

Oregon quarterback Dante Moore is returning to school, forcing the Jets to change directions at the top of this 2026 NFL mock draft.

Trevor Sikkema details the top-10 rookie classes in 2025 by PFF WAA and WAR.

Trevor Sikkema re-ranks the 2025 NFL Draft's quarterbacks after their rookie years.

Now that the divisional round of the NFL playoffs is here, draft season has also arrived for all but eight teams. Here’s one ideal 2026 NFL Draft prospect for all 32 NFL teams. 

Only eight teams remain in the hunt for a Super Bowl. The rest of the NFL is focused on the offseason and improving through free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Las Vegas Raiders invest in Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick while the Kansas City Chiefs grab their bell-cow running back at No. 9 overall.

Betting the NFL playoffs doesn’t have to mean choosing between short-priced favorites or pure long shots. By comparing market-implied Super Bowl probabilities to the probabilities derived from PFF’s NFL Power Rankings, we can identify value across multiple tiers of the odds board.

As the bracket narrows, the number of future NFL matchups only increases, and this round features several marquee showdowns. Here are 10 prospects from the 2026 NFL Draft class to watch closely in the quarterfinals.

Las Vegas resets at quarterback by landing Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza, a poised and efficient passer whose ball security stands in sharp contrast to the Raiders’ recent struggles at the position. New York follows by adding Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, giving Jaxson Dart a much-needed running mate alongside Malik Nabers as the Giants look to climb out of the league’s bottom tier in receiving production.

After Tua Tagovailoa's benching, the Dolphins get aggressive to secure their next starting quarterback: Indiana's Heisman-winning Fernando Mendoza.