The New Orleans Saints traded up to secure Marcus Davenport at No. 14 overall of the 2018 NFL Draft.

Josh Rosen from UCLA was drafted to potentially be the future of the franchise in Arizona as he joins Sam Bradford and Mike Glennon all vying to replace Carson Palmer in the desert.

Examining the top 10 NFL players to just miss out on PFF's Top 25 Under 25 list looking forward to the 2018 NFL season.

Senior Analyst Steve Palazzolo continues his summer series on PFF's new advanced quarterback charting by highlighting the most accurate quarterbacks at each level of receiver separation from 2017.

The Seattle passing offense has been strong in recent years, but never stronger than to end the season. Can that continue?

Dan Schneier offers up a handful of running backs who have extra value in best-ball formats.

Dan Clasgens offers up odds on the candidates to be fantasy's No. 1 running back in the 2018 season.

Senior Analyst Gordon McGuinness outlines five NFL team who could surprise with a postseason appearance in 2018 after missing out on the playoffs a year ago.

The Indianapolis Colts double-downed on several positions in their 2018 NFL Draft, most notably by selecting the nation's top guard in Quenton Nelson and former Auburn guard Braden Smith with two of their first three selections.

The Green Bay Packers double-dipped into the CB well with their selections of Jaire Alexander and Josh Jackson with their first two selections of the 2018 NFL Draft.

Scott Barrett looks back on the big rookie performance put up by Kareem Hunt and wonders whether he can repeat for fantasy.

With PFF's own Mike Renner hitting The Bachelorette, Daniel Kelley offers up some casting ideas around the NFL landscape.

Deciding on a No. 2 running back for 2018, are you better off going with the current Miami running back or the former one? Michael Moore decides.

Curtis Patrick looks at the running backs who could go in next year's draft for fantasy owners thinking long-term.

Exactly how good (or not) the Chargers' running back is can be debated, but Scott Spratt thinks his game warrants more respect.

The Cincinnati Bengals added two players from in-state Ohio State, including their first selection of the 2018 NFL Draft, former Buckeyes center Billy Price.

The Atlanta Falcons selected PFF's top wide receiver on the big board in Calvin Ridley, complementing Julio Jones and adding a viable option for Matt Ryan at QB.

The Houston Texans had to wait until Day 2 to make their first selection of the 2018 NFL Draft when they chose former Stanford safety Justin Reid.