The best deep passers in college football entering the 2026 season combine arm talent, anticipation and accuracy to consistently generate explosive plays. Using PFF's advanced charting, this ranking highlights the five returning quarterbacks who excelled on throws traveling at least 20 yards downfield.

Dak Prescott led the NFL in clutch quarterback play during the 2025 season, earning an 87.8 PFF passing grade while producing nine big-time throws against just four turnover-worthy plays in high-leverage situations.

The search for the next Sean McVay or Mike Macdonald is continual, and certain names are already well on the radar going into 2026 and beyond. These 15 assistant and/or former coaches are likely to appear on the short list of head-coaching candidates this coming offseason.

The 2026 post-draft fantasy football landscape features major shakeups at the top of the board, headlined by Jahmyr Gibbs claiming the overall No. 1 spot.

The PFF College 50 is PFF's definitive preseason ranking of the best players in college football entering the 2026 season. Built using PFF grades, advanced data and future projection, the list highlights the nation's most impactful returning stars and breakout candidates across every position.

Nic Bodiford concludes his must-draft best ball series by considering three options in Round 16 or later.

Nic Bodiford considers five players to draft in best-ball formats in Rounds 11-15, including Browns WR KC Concepcion.

Quarterbacks under pressure remain one of the NFL's most fascinating evaluation points, and the latest PFF QB Annual data highlights which passers experienced the largest performance drop from clean pockets to pressured situations.

Nathan Jahnke evaluates the highest-graded players in PFF history at every position, weighing five-year peaks with longevity.

Fantasy football RB2s and RB3s capable of generating a top-12 season-long positional finish must be targeted in drafts because of the asymmetrical upside that they offer.

Fantasy Football 2026 Dynasty Rookie Rankings are updated, with Jeremiyah Love remaining the top overall prospect thanks to his elite draft capital, receiving ability and long-term fantasy outlook despite an imperfect landing spot in Arizona.

College football is built on explosive plays, and no program has generated more of them over the past five seasons than Ole Miss. Using PFF's definition of explosive plays — runs of at least 10 yards and passes of at least 15 yards — this analysis ranks every eligible FBS offense from 2021 through 2025.

Nic Bodiford extends his must-draft best ball series by highlighting five players to pick in Rounds 6-10.

Nic Bodiford continues his must-draft best ball series by pinpointing sound players in Rounds 3-5.

The NFL appears to be entering a more mature phase of the RPO era. The concept is no longer a novelty capable of generating a schematic advantage on its own, nor is it likely to disappear. Instead, it has become another tool available to offensive coordinators to help maintain offensive rhythm over the course of a game.

Ashton Jeanty, Omarion Hampton and Josh Jacobs headline PFF's list of high-variance running backs capable of finishing as fantasy football's overall RB1 in 2026.

Building the NFL’s all-undrafted team entering the 2026 season showcases just how much talent can emerge after the NFL Draft concludes. While finding franchise quarterbacks outside the draft remains difficult, Jake Browning earns the nod after posting a 66.7 PFF passing grade across 448 dropbacks over the past three seasons.

Keaton Mitchell joins the Los Angeles Chargers with a skill set that closely mirrors the type of explosive running backs Mike McDaniel has historically featured. His efficiency as both a runner and receiver gives him a realistic path to becoming a fantasy starter despite modest draft cost.