Dak Prescott's best performances have often been tied to the supporting cast around him. And in 2020, he may have his best supporting cast yet, providing a chance to prove he deserves more money.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have the lowest mean win total and the lowest odds to make the playoffs among teams in 2020. But despite this, we're betting the Jaguars to go over 5 wins in 2020.

There’s a new look in New York as Joe Judge takes over as head coach, but 2020 will be a pivotal year for the front office that has overseen the recent rebuilding effort.

The Dallas Cowboys were able to secure only eight wins in 2019 despite boasting a high-powered offense, and they enter 2020 with far higher expectations.

The Chicago Bears' success this season will be determined by what they get at the quarterback position as well as the development of the coverage unit.

The Detroit Lions enter 2020 with a strong group of wide receivers, but their defense will need to step up after the loss of Darius Slay.

PFF unveils its 32-team NFL linebacker rankings for the 2020 NFL season.

PFF unveils its 32-team NFL defensive line rankings for the 2020 NFL season.

The offseason hinted toward the Packers taking a more run-first approach, and when combined with the drafting of quarterback Jordan Love in the first round, questions abound about Aaron Rodgers' future in Green Bay.

The Vikings secondary is set to look vastly different in 2020 after the departures of Trae Waynes, Mackensie Alexander and Xavier Rhodes, among others.

Tyrod Taylor flashed his skill set in a three-year stretch with the Buffalo Bills. With the solid pieces around him in Los Angeles, he could be an effective weapon once more.

PFF's Timo Riske dives into the route data to identify the NFL's best wide receivers by route type.

The Cleveland Browns will need quarterback Baker Mayfield to step up in 2020 if they're to have any hope of making the playoffs.

Andy Isabella and Chase Winovich are two second-year players who will need to show out in training camp to see more playing time in 2020.

Looking at NFL teams that stood out as outliers in luck-driven categories in 2019 — both on the low end and high end — could give us an idea of who could be in store for regression in 2020.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a healthy Ben Roethlisberger and a bevy of talented young wideouts entering the 2020 NFL season.

The Kansas City Chiefs now have seven players on their roster who are being paid among the top five at their position. And when you allocate that much of the salary cap space to so few guys, keeping the roster intact becomes borderline impossible.

The pieces are in place for the Baltimore Ravens, with Lamar Jackson’s Year 3 development being the most important component when it comes to remaining among the class of the AFC.