After an onslaught of moves from September until Nov. 10, PFF grades offer context to what every NFL team did prior to the 2026 trade deadline. The San Francisco 49ers secure the highest plaudits after making two deals with the Indianapolis Colts, while the Cincinnati Bengals tie for last after an ominously quiet period.

The PFF Matchup Tracker is an interactive NFL coverage matchup tracker that compares receivers, tight ends and running backs against cornerbacks, safeties and linebackers. Powered by PFF Premium Stats, the tool provides head-to-head coverage statistics dating back to 2006, including targets, catches, yards, touchdowns, interceptions and passer rating.

The NFL WR/TE Separation Report analyzes how frequently wide receivers and tight ends are open, measuring separation percentages across targets. The tool breaks down route types, throw types and quarterback reads.

Explore NFL QB-receiver partnerships and compare individual passing connections across the league. The tool provides data for quarterback and receiver combinations, allowing users to examine how different partnerships perform.

Amid a highly ineffective passing game, the Vikings reportedly acquired former Minnesota quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Raiders. The transaction offers higher potential for the Vikings' passing game, while it starts a new chapter for Las Vegas.

The PFF QB Accuracy Index ranks NFL quarterbacks using advanced accuracy metrics, including CPOE, ACCOE and adjusted completion percentage. Explore how quarterbacks compare across PFF Grades, EPA per play and other passing metrics.

Track the longest pass-protection streaks and see which offensive linemen have gone the most consecutive pass-blocking snaps without allowing a sack, hit or pressure. Explore active streaks and all-time leaders using PFF data dating back to 2006.

Chicago Bears right tackle Darnell Wright delivered one of Week 9's standout offensive line performances, earning an 88.7 PFF overall grade. Wright recorded a 90.9 run-blocking grade and received positive grades on 31.6% of his run-blocking snaps, ranking third among tackles in both categories. He also allowed no pressures across 41 pass-blocking snaps, finishing with a 97.6% pass-block win rate.

PFF's 2026 NFL midseason awards picks feature Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow as the MVP front-runner through Week 9. Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads the Offensive Player of the Year race, while Will Anderson Jr. is the selection for Defensive Player of the Year. Penei Sewell and Denzel Boston also earn recognition, with PFF grades and advanced metrics supporting the midseason selections.

NFL team stats through Week 9 provide a statistical look at all 32 teams across efficiency, passing tendencies and high-leverage situations. The analysis examines team strength, moving-the-sticks rates, dropback outcomes, turnovers, special teams and fourth downs. PFF Pro provides additional access to Premium Stats Pro, enhanced data and visualizations for deeper analysis.

Go beyond the box score with PFF’s data visualizations from Bills vs. Vikings in NFL Week 9, breaking down the game through efficiency, fourth downs, turnovers, special teams, passing, receiving and rushing.

From Joe Burrow to Jaxon Smith-Njigba to Caleb Douglas, take a look at every NFL team's highest-graded player through nine weeks of the 2026 season.

Cowboys safety Caleb Downs and Giants linebacker Arvell Reese were among the NFL's best rookies during a busy Week 9 slate.

The Buffalo Bills cruised past the Minnesota Vikings 23–6 in Week 9 on November 9, 2026. Bills outgained the Vikings, 326 total yards to 175.

The Vikings vs. Bills Monday Night Football same-game parlay features Justin Jefferson receiving props, Khalil Shakir receptions and the Buffalo moneyline. PFF matchup data highlights Minnesota's 81% blitz rate, Buffalo's success against pressure packages and the Vikings' vulnerability against the run. The three-leg parlay is listed at +550, with analysis of the player props and matchup trends behind each selection.