After a down 2017 (by his standards), Drew Brees is in line for a big rebound in 2018, according to Tyler Loechner.

Pat Thorman looks at four fantasy options at quarterback who are better their surface numbers might suggest.

Scott Spratt investigates the impact quarterbacks and head coaches have over teams' pace of play.

The Tennessee Titans grabbed PFF's top edge defender in Harold Landry all the way in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft.

Dan Schneier offers up some thoughts on receivers who make particular sense in best-ball leagues this year.

Senior Analyst Sam Monson provides an in-depth look at which of the NFL's best cornerbacks could make the claim as the game's best.

The Pittsburgh Steelers selected the second of the Edmunds brothers with their first-round pick, grabbing Terrell Edmunds, a safety from Virginia Tech.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Vita Vea with the 12th overall pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.

Senior Analyst Mike Renner details why the Los Angeles Chargers, if healthy, should contend for the AFC title in 2018.

With news breaking Tuesday that Los Angeles Chargers TE Hunter Henry will likely miss 2018 with a torn ACL, Curtis Patrick looks at replacement options.

Scott Barrett uses carry and target data to identify the most- and least-efficient touchdown scorers in 2017 to identify regression candidates.

The Detroit Lions selected Arkansas center Frank Ragnow with their first selection, a player who's grades have been dominant at the college level.

The Buffalo Bills moved up in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft to select potentially their future face of the franchise, Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen.

Senior Analyst Gordon McGuinness takes a look at just how impactful a healthy Aaron Rodgers can be for not only the Green Bay Packers, but for the entire NFL.

After Twitter had its turn picking its favorite fantasy team of the 21st century, the PFF Fantasy guys take their turns.

The Minnesota Vikings selected UCF CB Mike Hughes with the 30th overall pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.

The New Orleans Saints traded up to secure Marcus Davenport at No. 14 overall of the 2018 NFL Draft.

Josh Rosen from UCLA was drafted to potentially be the future of the franchise in Arizona as he joins Sam Bradford and Mike Glennon all vying to replace Carson Palmer in the desert.