Data scientist Timo Riske compares players' actual draft position to their ranking on past consensus big boards to see whether the draft big boards hold any predictive power.

PFF's Seth Galina explains why he thinks Zach Wilson should not be near the top of the 2021 QB class, and why the Jets could be making another mistake at a position that they simply cannot afford to make.

After the conclusion of the 2021 NFL Draft, the compensatory pick formula won't factor into free agency signings, meaning a new wave of signings could be on the horizon.

PFF fantasy analysts break down a five-round 2021 dynasty fantasy football rookie mock draft with analysis on each pick.

From North Dakota State quarterback Trey Lance to Oregon safety Jevon Holland, PFF's Ben Linsey dives into his favorite 2021 NFL Draft prospects.

PFF's Anthony Treash unveils his list of "my guys," the prospects in the 2021 NFL Draft class he likes more than most.

PFF's Kevin Cole explores the relationship between wide receiver projections and fantasy football ADP to identify which NFL teams have the most opportunity for additions at wide receiver in the 2021 NFL Draft.

PFF's Eric Eager and George Chahrouri mock the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft, sending Justin Fields to the 49ers and Trey Lance to the Broncos.

PFF's final 2021 NFL Draft Big Board is set. Here are the top 300 players in the 2021 NFL Draft class, starting with Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence at No. 1 and ending with Ole Miss TE Kenny Yeboah at No. 300.

We here at PFF have recently unveiled our final Top 300 Big Board, so what better way to celebrate its release than to rank the 10 best players at each position.

The Kansas City Chiefs traded a package of picks in the 2021 NFL Draft for Baltimore Ravens tackle Orlando Brown.

PFF's Andrew Erickson examines the historical track records of NFL GMs and other decision-makers to shed light on where all 32 NFL teams could allocate draft resources in the 2021 NFL Draft.

PFF's Seth Galina dives into the offense quarterback Trevor Lawrence ran at Clemson and how the Jacksonville Jaguars can cater to his strengths in 2021.

The 2021 NFL Draft will kick off in less than a week, so what better time to take stock of all 32 NFL rosters. The Super Bowl 55 champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers come in at No. 1, while the Detroit Lions will try and claw themselves up from No. 32 with a solid draft.

You will find bigger, faster, stronger and longer corners in this draft, but you aren’t going to find a more natural ballhawk than Asante Samuel Jr.

The 2021 NFL Draft edge defender class is sorely lacking, which could lead some teams to dole out massive contracts during free agency over the next few seasons.

For the New York Giants, the 2021 NFL Draft should be all about building around young quarterback Daniel Jones, whether that be adding talent to the offensive line or adding a top-tier pass-catcher to round the receiving corps.

PFF's Ian Hartitz breaks down the most fantasy-friendly NFL roster holes that could be filled by high-end talent in the 2021 NFL Draft.