Examining PFF's top-ranked free agents (excluding QBs) by position group, using their past stats to match them with historical players.

Steve Palazzolo consults PFF's free-agent rankings, 2021 NFL Draft Board and potential trade candidates to give you a quick-hitting breakdown of the best available safeties this offseason.

PFF takes a look across the league to identify the most likely franchise tag candidates for all 32 NFL teams.

PFF's Mike Renner looks back on the biggest draft mistakes each NFL franchise has made over the past five years.

PFF breaks down the ideal landing spots for a very deep class of free agent safeties.

PFF's Kevin Cole uses past stats to match 2021 free agent interior defenders with historical NFL players, comparing their range of outcomes and value with projected free agent contracts.

PFF outlines the riskiest 2021 free agency bets at every position, from Andy Dalton at quarterback to JuJu Smith-Schuster at wide receiver.

Wilson’s tendency, or even conscious strategy, of dropping beyond the pocket and buying time and space in the backfield to find a bigger play certainly results in some spectacular highlights, but it also stresses the pass protection that Seattle has economized on.

QB Carson Wentz isn’t long removed from being a top draft prospect, and he was having an MVP-caliber season in 2017 before injury shut him down late. Still, teams should realize that his 2017 season was more of an outlier than his actual ceiling.

PFF's Kevin Cole uses past stats to match 2021 free agent edge defenders with historical NFL players, comparing their range of outcomes and value with projected free agent contracts.

PFF goes over the best and worst outcomes for all 32 teams, using PFF's Free Agent Rankings page, the PFF 2021 NFL Draft Guide and the PFF Big Board as a guide.

Todd Bowles knew that he’d have to adapt in order to beat the Chiefs in Super Bowl 55. And his schematic counterpunch opened the door for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to secure their second Super Bowl in franchise history.

Highlighting players who just missed the cut of PFF's top 101 players of the 2020 NFL season, including Mike Evans, Eric Fisher and Lamar Jackson.

PFF's Kevin Cole uses past stats to match 2021 free agent linebackers with historical NFL players, comparing their range of outcomes and value with projected free agent contracts.

The Washington Football Team were the only team to go from worst to first in 2020, and here's how the eight last-place teams from this past season stack up to do the same in 2021.

The Chiefs' offensive line issues were the biggest culprit in their poor performance, but it’s hard not to think that the Chiefs could have and gotten a vastly different result had they decided to play it a little differently.

PFF's Eric Eager takes a (very) early look at the odds for Super Bowl 56, categorizing all 32 NFL teams into six distinct tiers for betting purposes.

PFF salary cap expert Brad Spielberger looks at all trades involving a player being acquired for a first-round pick since 2009 as he investigated the age-old question: Is trading first-round picks for a "sure thing" actually good strategy?