PFF takes a look at the nation's top quarterbacks for the 2017 NCAA season, with eyes on the 2018 NFL draft.

The Jaguars took Leonard Fournette early in this year's draft, and at least one reporter on the team's beat expects him to split carries with Chris Ivory and T.J. Yeldon at first.

Not all defenses can stop all attacks. Pat Thorman highlights this season's 'funnel defenses' -- the ones most primed to stop the run and let passing attacks thrive.

New Orleans Saints S Kenny Vaccaro is expected to expand his repertoire to play more deep safety in the 2017 season, per the team's secondary coach.

Based on who was defending them, we can come up with an estimate of a receiver's fantasy production. Scott Barrett highlights the ones who veered from the expected by the most.

The Colts quarterback is coming off his highest graded season, but as of yet there's no timetable for his return

Alejandro Chavez highlights the key news from yesterday, including news about two important backfield situations from 2016 playoff teams.

Dallas is planning on utilizing a lot out of second-year TE Rico Geathers after an impressive performance during the Hall of Fame game last week.

A trio of top targets will not be suiting up for Washington in their preseason opener.

PFF's Austin Gayle takes a look at Aggie S Watts, who was great against the run and the pass in 2016.

PFF's Austin Gayle highlights first-year starter for the Crimson Tide Anthony Averett, and the impressive season he churned out in 2016.

The Patriots have used a variety of second tight ends through out the years, and Allen appears to have found a role in their red zone packages.

Hunt was one of the most impressive running backs in the nation last year.

Kyle Long is an important part of the Chicago offensive line. PFF looks at his career production.

Johnson has been one of the top running backs in the NFL in terms of production through the air.

Off an out-of-character losing season in 2016, the Bengals added running back and wide receiver help in the draft to go with A.J. Green, Tyler Eifert, and Andy Dalton.

Examining the top five players at each defensive position for the coming NCAA football season.

Eddie Lacy and Thomas Rawls are competing for snaps as the starting running back. For now, the competition seems fairly even.