Senior Analyst Mike Renner breaks down each team in the NFC North's skill positions they drafted with added insight from team's post-draft press conferences.

The Oakland Raiders selected Kolton Miller with the 15th overall selection and rounded out their draft with a selection of our top non-QB in Maurice Hurst late in Day 3.

The Denver Broncos added talent to their defensive front with their first pick of the 2018 NFL Draft – selecting Bradley Chubb from NC State.

Senior Analyst Gordon McGuinness outlines the top five players who should be candidates for the Comeback Player of the Year in 2018.

Scott Barrett searches for a correlation in defense fantasy scoring to see if there's a reason to pounce on the position early in drafts.

Tyler Buecher looks at the different approaches to drafting multiple quarterback in a superflex fantasy draft.

Michael Moore's Player Showdowns series looks at two second-year tight ends who have a wide range in potential outcomes in 2018.

Kickers are the most-maligned fantasy position, but every game has parts that don't necessarily make sense. Embrace the chaos.

Curtis Patrick offers up his thoughts on the wide receiver draft class of 2019, when things promise to pick back up for a position that has underwhelmed in recent drafts.

PFF's George Chahrouri & Eric Eager give an all-too-early look at the opening spread picks for Week 1 of the NFL season.

Senior Analyst Mike Renner breaks down each team in the AFC North's skill positions they drafted with added insight from team's post-draft press conferences.

The Chicago Bears selected Roquan Smith out of Georgia with their first pick of the 2018 NFL Draft, a player who has already seen his name appear as a candidate for rookie of the year.

Tyler Loechner investigates quarterback fantasy production on a per-dropback basis when they are pressured vs. when they are kept clean.

The New York Jets selected Sam Darnold with the No. 3 overall pick, selecting who they hope is their next franchise quarterback for years to come.

PFF's Austin Gayle takes a look around the league at the early results of rookie minicamps and highlights some positive accounts on some of PFF's favorites from the draft.

Senior Analyst Sam Monson gives his all-too-early look at PFF's favorites to win the Defensive Rookie of the Year award for the 2018 NFL season.

A big chunk of the Cardinals deep targets from last year are now elsewhere, with the departures of Jaron and John Brown, and Brice Butler stands to benefit.

Senior Analyst Mike Renner breaks down each team in the NFC South's skill positions they drafted with added insight from team's post-draft press conferences.