Dynasty fantasy football never sleeps. Here's what you should know from the NFL playoffs' wild-card round.

The Rams' struggling coverage unit may not be able to contain surging Bears rookie Luther Burden III, whose average of 2.51 yards per route run ranks fifth among receivers with at least 100 routes run.

Wide receiver Nico Collins is still in concussion protocol, so look for rookie Jayden Higgins to take on an increased role in the Texans' offense.

With George Kittle sidelined, look for Jake Tonges to take on an important red-zone role.

Jaleel McLaughlin's 5.2 yards per carry since Week 11 ranks in the top 10 among qualifying backs, allowing him to surpass this line in six of his past seven games.

Ben Linsey provides data-driven, contextual betting notes for both sides of the ball for every divisional-round game.

Utilizing the new PFF Player Prop Tool, here are two projections to target ahead of the NFL playoffs' divisional round.

Below are eight head-to-head collisions to circle as you follow all of the divisional round action, including Byron Young vs. Darnell Wright.

Troy Franklin and Jauan Jennings profile as players whose target volume should rebound in the divisional round based on their route usage, quarterback tendencies and predicted target share.

Jon Macri evaluates how NFL defensive backs performed in tackles versus expected in 2025.

The Hurricanes' best chance at staging a major upset in the national championship is through their unstoppable edge defender duo.

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

Using PFF grades and team-level data to identify the most pressing roster needs for all 32 teams heading into the offseason.

Using PFF grading, we identify the top performer at each offensive line position from the teams still alive in the postseason to assemble the best possible five-man unit.

Using PFF’s snap-by-snap grading, we identify the offensive linemen whose play took a clear step forward in 2025 and cemented them as top-tier performers at their positions.

PFF graded every player on every play during the wild-card round, and these were the top wide receivers by PFF receiving grade.

A significant part of the roster-building equation that every team must consider is which internal free agents to retain. Below is one player on an expiring contract whose franchise would love to re-sign.

We're diving into every matchup in the divisional round of the 2025 NFL playoffs — including key storylines, matchups to watch, and injury news. The Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos kick things off on Saturday afternoon.