While the signing of Cam Newton increases the New England Patriots' projected win total in 2020, it also likely spurs an overreaction from the bettors.

PFF Fantasy looks at the effect of different defensive schemes and blitz rates on wide receiver fantasy performance.

Pressuring a quarterback matters, but how much of its benefit is tied to the huge negative impact of sacks, and how important are other varieties of pressure in impacting NFL offenses?

Examining the fantasy football breakout potential of Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki, who flashed during the final six weeks of the 2019 NFL season.

Julio Jones is the NFL's premier target hog, capping Calvin Ridley's ability to break out as an elite fantasy football wide receiver in 2020.

In news that is both stunning yet kind of expected, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the New England Patriots have signed quarterback Cam Newton to an incentive-laden 1-year deal that is said to be worth up to $7.5 million.

PFF's Steve Palazzolo dives into the various quarterback seasons that have stood out from the rest.

With the 2020 NFL season inching ever closer, former NFL safety Solomon Wilcots takes a look at the NFL's best safety duos.

Now that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has encouraged teams to sign Colin Kaepernick, it is time to make the on-field case for his return. Here, PFF looks at where Kaepernick fits in today's QB landscape and offers a few potential landing spots for the former starter.

Examining the difference between “best player available” and “best value available” when it comes to hitting on NFL draft picks.

Average depth of target (ADOT) is a stable metric year to year, and it's the best at projecting wide receiver production.

The Cleveland Browns face a friendly 2020 NFL schedule according to PFF's Elo rating system. Here's who else could benefit from a forgiving strength of schedule, along with teams facing the most difficult schedules according to projections.

With the 2020 NFL Draft and free agency behind us, we're breaking down each team's roster with an eye toward the projected starters.

PFF looks at the league's most targeted wide receivers from the slot, from out wide, on third and fourth down and in the red zone. New Orleans Saints' Michael Thomas shows up regularly, but a few surprise names — like Washington's Steven Sims — also appear.

Examining the fantasy football breakout potential of Detroit Lions tight end T.J. Hockenson, who burst onto the scene as a rookie and should see increased opportunity with the return of Matthew Stafford.