Jon Macri details the perfect fantasy football draft strategy for superflex leagues entering the 2025 season.

All the key storylines from the day's training camp practices, including James Cook's second day of holding in.

As long as Josh Allen is healthy, the Bills will remain favorites to win the AFC East. Their championship hopes, however, hinge on whether the defense — a unit that has consistently underwhelmed in the postseason — can take a meaningful step forward.

With the toughest schedule in the country ahead, Wisconsin will need key newcomers on both sides of the ball to step up if it hopes to return to a bowl game.

Washington has a high ceiling, powered by a potentially explosive offense and promising pieces in the secondary. To reach that ceiling, though, the Huskies must improve in the trenches on both sides of the ball.

USC has the quarterback, skill-position talent and secondary to bounce back in the Big Ten. To take the next step, the Trojans must improve in the trenches on both sides of the ball.

PFF's preseason All-Big 12 team features a dynamic Arizona State offensive pair and hard-nosed Kansas State linebacker.

Scripted plays, defined as the first 15 offensive plays for each team in this scenario, can set the tone in a game.

PFF's database allows us to go back in time and analyze previous NFL drafts at a high level. Here is how the 2019 NFL Draft could have played out with hindsight.

Jon Macri breaks down the darkhorse candidates who have a real shot to finish as the top scorer at their position in fantasy football this year.

This perfect draft strategy for 12-team, single-quarterback, redraft PPR leagues specifically is built on a consensus of average draft positions (ADPs). It’s your round-by-round blueprint for building a championship roster.

Nathan Jahnke breaks down five sleepers that fantasy football managers should target in 2025 drafts.

Nathan Jahnke reveals his dynasty rookie rankings prior to the 2025 fantasy football season.

If Nico Iamaleava lives up to his immense potential, he’s talented enough to carry UCLA to a bowl game. If he falters adjusting to a more pro-style offense, the Bruins are likely staring down another losing season.

If Rutgers’ retooled defense can take a step forward in 2025, the Scarlet Knights have enough offensive talent to secure a third straight bowl appearance.

Barry Odom orchestrated an impressive turnaround at UNLV in just two seasons, but rebuilding Purdue will be a longer process. The Boilermakers shouldn’t expect to reach a bowl game in 2025.

Atlanta has the offensive firepower to contend for an NFC South title. For that to happen, Michael Penix Jr. must deliver over a full season, and the team’s young pass rushers will need to help shore up last year’s biggest weakness.