Max Chadwick details the highest-graded Super Bowl performances by rookies in the PFF era as we close in on Super Bowl 60.

PFF grades all Senior Bowl practices and the game, providing valuable context for draft prospects — but with some caveats.

Both the Patriots and Seahawks leaned on rookie leaders this season. And some, like first-round pick Grey Zabel, are playing their best football at the right time.

Bradley Locker breaks down three keys that the Seahawks and Patriots will look to accomplish to win Super Bowl 60.

Daire Carragher details the schematic keys for the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks that could decide Super Bowl 60.

We examine both team's attacks through EPA per play and success rate and then compare those numbers to the other 18 Super Bowl participants of the past decade.

Nic Bodiford examines second-year players’ negative results from the 2025 NFL season

Ahead of Super Bowl 60 between the Patriots and the Seahawks, we're looking at the highest-graded Super Bowl wide receiver performances in the PFF era.

We're going position by position and determining who has the edge in Super Bowl 60 — the Patriots or the Seahawks?

The spotlight can't shine on every player, but to make it to a Super Bowl, you need unsung heroes. Here are three for each of the Patriots and Seahawks ahead of Super Bowl 60.

Daire Carragher breaks down Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s iconic game and how it compares to past historic playoff performances.

The deep ball is less common in today's NFL, but quarterbacks are finding more success with it than ever.

Daire Carragher breaks down the six PFF postseason records that could be in jeopardy during Super Bowl 60.

Thomas Valentine reveals the NFL's most-improved defenses by EPA per play in 2025.

Zoltán Buday breaks down how the Seattle Seahawks’ rookie class powered their Super Bowl run.

For 2026, these three mainstays of the NFL playoffs could get back to their winning ways.

Roster turnover, cap constraints and regression can flip the NFL landscape quickly, and these three playoff teams are facing the steepest climb to get back in 2026.

Here, we identify five teams that are best positioned for the future — whether through cap flexibility, young core talent, quarterback stability or a combination of all three.