In the latest edition of the PFF Fantasy podcast, director of PFF Fantasy Jeff Ratcliffe dives in on some key draft information for 2019 drafts.

PFF's Anthony Treash explains why the selection of Chase Winovich could make a difference to New England's pass-rush.

With the Tom Brady to Rob Gronkowski connection now defunct and the Aaron Rodgers to Jordy Nelson reliance long gone, PFF's Ben Cooper takes a look at the next best tandems that the NFL has to offer.

PFF Fantasy editor Daniel Kelley attempts to decide on the best fantasy option between Derrick Henry and Aaron Jones for 2019.

Director of PFF Fantasy Jeff Ratcliffe explores how a college receivers average depth of target can influence his professional fantasy production.

As a part of our partnership with ESPN, Senior Content Manager Cam Mellor looks at the rookie receivers' best routes and how they fit with their new NFL team.

PFF Analyst Mike Johnson reminds us of 15 undrafted free agents who impressed us at some point in 2018.

We're spoilt for choice when it comes to picking the league's most exciting young pass-rusher, but with now with two years under his belt, Carl Lawson has all the potential to take that crown.

PFF's Phillip Jacques takes a look at Kyle Rudolph's time in Minnesota and explains why his days might be numbered.

Throughout their time together in college, good things happened for Ohio State when Dwayne Haskins looked Terry McLaurin's way. Daniel Rymer explains why this could continue in Washington.

New Carolina Panthers edge defender Christian Miller enters the NFL in the shadow of the team's first-round pick, Brian Burns, but Miller is more than capable of having a surprise impact and shining in Year 1.

PFF Fantasy editor Daniel Kelley identifies some deep tight ends worth targeting in dynasty fantasy football leagues for sneaky value.

PFF Fantasy senior analyst Scott Barrett applies PFF grading to the idea of receiver breakout age to evaluate future potential for fantasy purposes.

Lead Draft Analyst Mike Renner looks at three offensive lines that were significantly strengthened by the 2019 NFL Draft.

Big names like Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry will undoubtedly get a large share of the targets in Cleveland, but we shouldn't write off the promising young receiving talent that surrounds them.

The loss of LB Reuben Foster is a significant one for the Redskins' front seven. PFF Analyst Connor Price looks at the next man up in the linebacking corps — Alabama alumnus Shaun Dion Hamilton.

Lead Draft Analyst Mike Renner goes through this year's first-round quarterbacks, giving his thoughts on how they'll stack up for their respective franchises.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive interior Fletcher Cox falls second in line behind Aaron Donald in nearly every advanced metric, but that shouldn't keep us from admiring his game-changing talent.