PFF's Seth Galina digs into just some of the schematic analysis that can be found in PFF's recently released College Football Preview Magazine.

Analyzing NFL players who suffered injuries in 2019 to determine their current health, recovery times and outlooks for fantasy football in 2020. Here, we touch on the NFC South, where Todd Gurley's knee is the biggest question mark of the preseason.

In a season when stability and familiarity might be unusually valuable, don’t be surprised to see the Steelers fire out of the starting blocks and be one of the best teams in football through the first month of NFL action.

PFF's preseason rankings for every position group ahead of the 2021 NFL Draft.

TCU's accomplished duo of Ar'Darius Washington and Trevon Moehrig highlights our preseason safety rankings for the 2021 NFL Draft.

PFF's Ben Brown explains not only why you should stack, but also how — and to what extent — you should to stack, in order to get set on the path to success in DFS tournaments.

Quarterback play is the ultimate driving force behind team success. And this year it will be more important than ever for starting signal-callers to play to the best of their abilities.

The New England Patriots’ backfield has historically been fantasy-friendly yet unpredictable. PFF’s Andrew Erickson sees value among the group and breaks down each Patriots running back's 2020 fantasy football outlook.

Using weekly strength of schedule projections to pair quarterbacks who alternate great matchups for 2020 best ball fantasy football leagues.

PFF's Ian Hartitz breaks down the 10 players he's consistently fading in best ball, dynasty and redraft fantasy football leagues in 2020.

Breaking down 10 players who are slated to begin the 2020 NFL season as starters but face competition that could force them out of fantasy football lineups before year's end.

Virginia Tech's Caleb Farley, who chose to opt out of the 2020 college football season, tops PFF's 2021 preseason cornerback rankings for the 2021 NFL Draft.

These four NFL players have been hyped leading up to 2020 fantasy football drafts but still offer league-winning potential and are worth buying high.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Jonathan Taylor are primed for fantasy success and top this ranking of every rookie running back situation heading into 2020 fantasy football drafts.

Houston may lose a lot in the wake of DeAndre Hopkins' departure, but Deshaun Watson’s development may benefit overall. The Texans still have a deep and capable group of receivers, and we could see Watson elevate his game even further in 2020.

Examining NFL running back usage near the goal line to find RBs who saw a surplus of team carries where it matters most for fantasy football scoring.