San Francisco 49ers wideout Deebo Samuel joins Super Bowl 55 champion Antonio Brown on PFF's list of wide receivers who appear set for bigger roles in 2021.

With the help of a large number of simulations of the 2021 season, PFF can attempt to capture some of that variance by highlighting best- and worst-case scenarios for all 16 NFC teams.

In a testament to the resilience of NFL quarterbacks, not only do they still perform at a high level after being hit, but their time to throw usually stays the same, showing a fearless streak that can now be quantified using PFF data.

Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth stops by the PFF NFL Podcast to discuss Matthew Stafford's potential to elevate the team's offense during the 2021 NFL season.

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones quietly played some very good football last season and enters the 2021 NFL season as an underrated quarterback with a chance to take the next step.

With the help of a large number of simulations of the 2021 season, PFF can attempt to capture some of that variance by highlighting best- and worst-case scenarios for all 16 AFC teams.

The time has come for the PFF College 50, where we highlight the 50 best players in college football. Oklahoma QB Spencer Rattler headlines the list as the nation's top returning player, with an LSU cornerback trailing closely behind at No. 2.

Year 1 was ugly, but Henry Ruggs III can still be a big-time threat for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2021.

For every Russell Wilson, there's a Mitchell Trubisky, a player who vastly underperforms his draft pedigree and leaves teams looking back with regret. Here is a look at every NFL team's worst-value draft pick since 2006.

Take a wait-and-see approach when thinking about buying into the Miami Dolphins on SimBull, as their quarterback situation remains one of the biggest uncertainties in the NFL.

With the 2021 draft and free agency behind us, we're breaking down each team's roster using the PFF database, with an eye toward the projected starters.

Jaire Alexander, Corey Davis and Wyatt Teller fall on PFF's list of regression candidates for the 2021 NFL season.

PFF introduces coverage scheme uniqueness, a new statistic to measure the innovation brought by each NFL defensive playcaller.

NFL teams have begun to better understand when to take more risks based on down, distance and field position over the past 15 seasons.

Teddy Bridgewater probably won't come in and light the world on fire, but he does give the Denver Broncos the best shot at maximizing what could be one of the best rosters in the league.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, wide receiver Davante Adams and cornerback Jaire Alexander all showed out for the Green Bay Packers in 2020, but that could signal regression for 2021.

A Rodgers-less NFC North in 2021 likely becomes a two-horse race between the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears, two NFL franchises that have made major changes this offseason.

With quarterback Dak Prescott back to full strength for 2021, second-year wideout CeeDee Lamb could be in for a big season.