We highlight PFF's highest-graded players through six weeks of USFL action.

With the excitement of free agency and the draft now behind us, it's the perfect time to look at which NFL teams have had the most roster turnover over the past three seasons.

John Kosko reveals the top 15 NFL tight ends entering the 2023 season.

Brad Spielberger examines early extension candidates from the 2020 NFL Draft class on defense.

Identifying 10 wide receivers who lined up on the outside on more than 65% of their snaps and still averaged more than 2.00 yards per route run over the season.

Only seven teams can make it out of a loaded AFC, with the Los Angeles Chargers and Cleveland Browns among those to miss the playoff cut in this analysis.

Six AFC quarterbacks take the first spots in these quarterback rankings, with the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes, the Bills' Josh Allen and the Bengals' Joe Burrow leading the way.

Brad Spielberger examines early extension candidates from the 2020 NFL Draft class on offense.

The Baltimore Ravens have struggled to develop pass rushers in recent years. Enter new outside linebackers coach Chuck Smith and a young, talented edge-rushing duo in Odafe Oweh and David Ojabo.

The AFC North and AFC West stand out as the top divisions in the NFL heading into the 2023 season.

It's anyone's guess who emerges out of the NFC playoff hunt, but the Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers are among the strongest teams.

We highlight PFF's highest-graded players through five weeks of USFL action.

16 potential breakout candidates from the AFC, including Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett.

The bulk of the 2023 NFL offseason is over, with the Cincinnati Bengals and Philadelphia Eagles among the biggest winners.

Mason Cameron takes a look at how each NFL team with a rookie quarterback will fare compared to their win total.

16 potential breakout candidates from the NFC, including Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson and Chicago Bears left tackle Braxton Jones.

Even though they picked him higher than his ranking on consensus and PFF's big boards, Sam Monson details why picking Will McDonald IV in the first round may still work out for the New York Jets.

This year is all about Geno Smith. The pieces are there on both sides of the ball for the Seahawks to make a significant run in a division with two weak teams and a conference with only one clear elite roster.