Michael Thomas was targeted at a record-setting rate on his slot routes in 2017, and the way the Saints are going, that could continue.

Scott Spratt looks at the likely fantasy fallout of the Cardinals bringing in a fullback to help clear the lane for David Johnson.

Marshon Lattimore had an excellent rookie year. PFF's Billy Moy examines where he was most successful during the 2017 NFL season.

Bakhtiari has steadily increased his pass-blocking efficiency since his entrance into the league in 2014.

Mike Castiglione picks out 10 players currently going in the first five rounds of fantasy drafts who don't warrant such a high ADP.

The buzz around these players might have been higher in previous years, but Dan Schneier says they're still worth a long look in 2018.

DeForest Buckner finds himself at No. 43 on the PFF 50 for 2018 after he put forth an impressive season in San Francisco while rushing the passer.

Fantasy football is increasingly a young man's game, but Mike Castiglione builds a fantasy roster out of only the older options around the league.

Fresh on the heels of his selection on the PFF Top 50, Travis Kelce anchors what will be a new-look Chiefs offense in 2018.

Drafting the most well-rounded running backs is like getting elite performers at two positions and mashing them together.

Dan Clasgens handicaps the race to be the No. 1 overall fantasy tight end in 2018, with odds and analysis.

PFF Senior Analyst Sam Monson and the PFF team rank the top 50 players for 2018.

Editor Cam Mellor gives a quick look at the 2019 NFL Draft class at cornerback and their prowess in coverage a season ago.

Curtis Patrick runs through the last five years of fantasy finishes among running backs in search of trends and repeat performances.

Scott Barrett looks at which teams are projected to see the biggest increase or decrease in win totals and what that means for fantasy.

As the so-called smart guys in sports, we're supposed to focus on the most meaningful and influential stats, but the silly ones can be fun too.

Michael Moore's latest Player Showdown looks at a pair of first-round rookie running backs to determine the better fantasy bet for 2018.

Scott Barrett dives into the gamescript information of 2017 to uncover which players did the most work when trailing or when ahead.