All the key storylines from the Dolphins' Monday training camp practice

Trevor Lawrence is primed to shine in 2023 after ending the 2022 campaign on a tear.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mitchell Trubisky earned a league-leading 73.9 passing grade under pressure last season.

Revealing the official PFF records for edge defender signature stats.

John Owning breaks down three of the most impressive up-and-coming pass-rushers who weren't selected with first-round draft capital.

AFC rookies with the most to gain include Bills wide receiver Justin Shorter and Titans quarterback Will Levis.

NFC rookies with the most to gain include Vikings running back DeWayne McBride and Saints edge defender Isaiah Foskey.

Ahead of the 2023 college football season, PFF presents its preseason All-Conference teams. 

Should Dallas be worried about the fact that Dak Prescott led the league in interceptions last season? The answer is not really. There is truth to the fact that he is more mistake-prone than other quarterbacks, but last season represented a statistical anomaly that is unlikely to be repeated.

Revealing the official PFF grading records for signature stats among offensive tackles, guards and centers.

Although the offensive line needs to improve, Kirk Cousins himself also needs to work on finding the correct balance between proving his toughness and protecting himself.

Highlighting the highest-graded Baltimore Ravens offensive players in the PFF era.

As NFL training camp rolls on, we dive into the PFF database to provide one interesting stat for each NFL team heading into the 2023 season.

John Owning breaks down Dallas Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs after he signed a five-year contract extension.

New York Giants offensive tackle Andrew Thomas, Houston Texans offensive tackle Tytus Howard and Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet also signed extensions.

Highlighting the highest-graded Baltimore Ravens defenders in the PFF era.

The Chicago Bears have agreed to terms with tight end Cole Kmet on a four-year, $50 million extension, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Wednesday. 

The Tennessee Titans and wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins made things official on Monday, with the star pass-catcher signing a two-year deal worth a reported $26 million with an additional $3 million per year available in incentives.