What the Buffalo Bills could use this season is their own version of 2019 Ryan Tannehill, and the recently released Andy Dalton — the hero of the team’s 17-year playoffs drought —  should be the one to answer their call.

No secondary has ever returned more talent in the PFF College era than the Oregon Ducks in 2020.

By rushing six players and playing zone coverage, a defense can stay “safe” while also bringing the heat. PFF's Seth Galina breaks down this "hot coverage" and explains how it gives college football teams an advantage over opposing offenses.

Approximately a year after the conclusion of the 2019 NFL Draft, PFF looks back on its evaluations.

Identifying 10 prospects in the 2020 NFL draft whose PFF grades and college stats suggest they will end up being steals for the lucky -- and smart -- teams that drafted them.

The Arizona Cardinals' exceptional offseason has put the team in position to make some noise in the NFC West way sooner than people might expect.

With a defense on the rise, the Denver Broncos attacked offense in the 2020 NFL Draft, providing second-year quarterback Drew Lock with all the tools necessary to make a big leap in 2020.

The Kansas City Chiefs have received their fair share of flak for selecting LSU RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire with the 32d overall pick, so PFF's Solomon Wilcots spoke to Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy to try and gain an insight into the team's point of view.

TCU product Jalen Reagor highlights an Eagles draft class — along with Marquise Goodwin — that will add plenty of speed to the offense in 2021.

A quarterback-by-committee approach has never been attempted before, but with Jameis Winston and Taysom Hill now on the roster, it might just well be the best option for the New Orleans Saints as they get ready for a life without longtime quarterback Drew Brees.

Some of the top prospects in the 2020 NFL Draft are now set to face off twice a year in the NFL.

With the 2020 NFL Draft now in the books, it's time for us to turn our attention to the 2021 draft class. Here's Mike Renner's first look at how the 2021 draft could play out, with Clemson's Trevor Lawrence landing with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Justin Fields heading to the Washington Redskins.

While the New Orleans Saints got good value in the 2020 NFL Draft, their selections were a departure from the win-now philosophy of past drafts.

Alabama could see two more wide receivers selected in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft, as DeVonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle are primed to follow in the footsteps of Henry Ruggs III and Jerry Jeudy.

These playmaking college football skill players have flown under the radar heading into the 2020 season.