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.

Curtis Patrick highlights the biggest names among the signal-callers in the 2018 draft class for fantasy players looking long-term.

PFF's Eric Eager showcases the league's top slot cornerbacks for 2018, a position increasingly valuable for NFL defenses.

Tyler Loechner highlights his top RB bouncebacks for the fantasy season, starting with a guy who needs to bounce back to his college numbers.

PFF analyst Ben Cooper provides a breakdown of veteran linebacker Derrick Johnson's coverage productivity, using PFF signature stats.

Editor Cam Mellor gives a quick look at the 2019 NFL Draft class at running back both on the ground and through the air using PFF's exclusive signature stats.

Looking at the next round of young NFL players who are on the verge of elite status as we enter the 2018 season.

Senior Analyst Sam Monson dissects what to expect from the veteran Giants signal-caller after the team opted to draft a running back instead of a quarterback in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft.

The Chicago Bears revamped offense, new coaching staff and an improved defense may make them one of the league's most underrated teams, and one who could make noise as a wild card team in 2018.

What would a fantasy roster for 2018 look like based on 2017 ADP data? Daniel Kelley finds out.

Ross Miles dives into the PFF data to identify the trademark traits of the top fantasy safeties for IDP purposes.

Editor Cam Mellor gives a quick look at the 2019 NFL Draft class at receiver on the receiving end of PFF's signature stat: deep passing.

Evans has been up and down over his four years, but Tyler Loechner is predicting an up 2018. That, and other wide receiver rebound candidates.

Scott Barrett looks at which positions the various quarterbacks target the most often and what that means heading into 2018.

Walton Spurlin takes a look at IDP options who remain unsigned but could still provide fantasy value if they land in the right situation.

Senior Analyst Gordon McGuinness outlines several players who are set to return from injury and in all likelihood make an impact on their team and the entire NFL landscape.