PFF ranks all 32 run defenses ahead of the 2019 NFL season.

PFF highlights the hits and misses from EA Sports' Madden 2020 player ratings released July 15, 2019.

PFF's Lorin Cox takes an in-depth look at Anthony Harris' excellent 2018 season.

Senior Analyst Billy Moy looks back at Kendall Fuller's first year with the Kansas City Chiefs and explains why the team with Super Bowl aspirations needs him to get back to his 2017 form.

With Lamar Jackson at the helm of what should be a run-heavy offensive approach, the Baltimore Ravens should run all over the NFL this upcoming season.

PFF takes a look at the top receivers versus press and off-man coverage, by examining their passer rating when targeted against each coverage tactic.

PFF's Steve Palazzolo explains what goes into PFF's receiving grades.

While Melvin Gordon's interest in a lucrative contract extension is well warranted, the Los Angeles Chargers' brass is smart to avoid making him one of the highest-paid backs in the NFL.

PFF's Ben Cooper takes a look at Davante Adams' red-zone production.

Over the last 13 seasons, there have been 409 instances where a right tackle played 300 or more pass-blocking snaps over a season, and among that group, three players from the 2018 season cracked the top 10 in terms of pass-blocking grade.

PFF's Ben Linsey presents the list of players who fell on the extreme ends of “luck” last year and will likely see improvement or decline in a specific area just by falling back towards the middle of the pack.

PFF's Thomas Frank Carr presents the NFL's offensive iron men — the players who earned an overall grade over 80.0 and played at least 80% of snaps from the 2018 regular season.

PFF's Steve Palazzolo explains what goes into PFF's rushing grades.

PFF's Cam Pezet takes a look over San Francisco's young but talented receiving corps.