Cleveland drafted QB DeShone Kizer in the second round this year, and he's reportedly making strides in the battle for the starting role against Cody Kessler.

George Kritikos highlights some of the prime position battles to monitor for big fantasy production at the wide receiver position as training camp heats up.

Tyler Loechner debuts the mailbag for 2017 with a group of questions from Twitter about how to approach running back in drafts this season.

Mike Castiglione wraps up PFF's Draft Mistakes Week with a look at the common pitfalls fantasy players run into when playing in dynasty leagues.

Alejandro Chavez highlights the major news from yesterday, including an injury to a starting quarterback.

Mixon was one of the top running backs in the nation during his final year in college.

Refocusing and recapping the inaugural kickoff game of the NFL preseason between the Cardinals and Cowboys.

Taylor played well last year, resulting in one of the top overall quarterback grades.

Jimmy Graham had a bounce-back campaign in 2016, but today we found out that his coach kept close tabs on him during the season.

Cameron Meredith was a focal point of the Bears offense last year and seeks to continue that trend with the new starting quarterback

Bruce Ellington played limited snaps as a wide receiver for the 49ers, but was effective with the snaps he was given.

The 10-year veteran once again joins coach Jim Schwartz, whom he played for when he had the highest grade of his career.

Previewing the players to watch during the inaugural Hall of Fame game in Canton, Ohio to open up the NFL preseason.

PFF's Austin Gayle takes a look at just how sure of a tackler the Virginia Tech CB is.

Washington drafted RB Samaje Perine in April, but all reports point to Rob Kelley holding on to the starting gig at least to start off the 2017 season.

The Dolphins' quarterback has been a steady presence throughout his career, but left practice today with a concerning injury.

PFF's Austin Gayle highlights Virginia Tech's Tremaine Edmunds, and his ability to tackle ball carriers close to the line of scrimmage.

PFF's Aaron Resnick explains how Virginia Tech CB Adonis Alexander could continue the Hokies trend of putting defensive backs in the NFL.