From starters at given positions to potential additions to contract sagas, here’s one question that every team must confront ahead of this year.

In today’s NFL, edge defender has become one of the game’s premier positions, and the league is loaded with elite talent off the edge.

Earlier this week, we unveiled our list of the top 25 players under 25, a showcase of the NFL’s brightest young stars already making an impact at the highest level. But narrowing down the list wasn’t easy. Here are the players who just missed the cut.

For players recovering from major injuries, OTAs mark a pivotal milestone in the rehab process. For some, it’s their first time navigating a serious setback. For others, it's a familiar road they hope leads to full recovery and renewed impact.

Now that the dust has settled, it's time to reassess the landscape. Here’s how all eight NFL divisions stack up, ranked by the overall strength of the teams within them.

Dalton Wasserman breaks down one impact offseason acquisition for each team based on PFF Data.

After a record-setting final college season, the new Raiders running back could etch his name in NFL history.

The NFL continues to see superstar talent enter the league at younger and younger ages. But there’s still plenty of room for the grizzled veterans to make a weekly impact.

A.J. Brown comes in at No. 1 on PFF's 2025 wide receiver rankings, with Justin Jefferson, Ja'Marr Chase and Amon-Ra St. Brown closely following.

Shining the spotlight on the next wave of NFL talent — the top players who will still be under 25 years old on Week 1 of the 2025 campaign.

PFF identified the top three players who matter most for each team heading into the new season and explained what makes each selection so critical.

With the ever-changing landscape of passers around the league, PFF explores which quarterbacks relied most and least on checkdown passes in 2024.

Nathan Jahnke breaks down Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.'s 2025 fantasy football player profile.

As expected, this list kicks off with Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes, but Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow and Josh Allen are nipping at his heels.

To get a sense of which teams will be gaining the most experience, we ranked each team’s draft class by total offensive and defensive snaps played in college (special teams snaps were not included).

We're looking back at the 2024 NFL Draft class and its top performers, including quarterback Jayden Daniels.

Detroit Lions tackle Penei Sewell and Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels are among the best young players in the NFL ahead of the 2025 season.