No. 8 overall draft pick Isaiah Simmons — a positionless defensive weapon — is the key to a much-needed defensive turnaround in Arizona. It's a role that makes him the team's most important player behind Kyler Murray.

After-the-catch ability appears to translate particularly well from college to the NFL, with wideouts such as Deebo Samuel, D.J. Moore and A.J. Brown flashing their prowess early in their professional careers.

PFF's Sam Monson ranks each NFL team's starting quarterback. To no one's surprise, Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes comes in at No. 1, while Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers falls out of the top five.

With the kickoff to the 2020 NFL season just days away, PFF takes a look through the league and ranks each NFL offense from No. 1 to No. 32.

New Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams headlines PFF's 2020 NFL season safety rankings.

It appears the Saints are taking Alvin Kamara’s holdout threat very seriously as they look for a potential trade partner for their star running back. As things stand, the Washington Football Team makes the most sense as a potential landing spot for the fourth-year back.

Taylor Decker has earned 80.0 pass-blocking grades in two of his four NFL seasons with the Lions.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon solidified his future this week when he agreed to terms on a four-year deal worth $48 million. In terms of average per year, Mixon now slots in behind Derrick Henry as the No. 6 back in the NFL when it comes to salary.

The New York Jets might have the widest range of outcomes for the 2020 NFL season of any team in the league.

PFF's Solomon Wilcots looks at five defensive players who have delivered their A-game without receiving A-list praise and recognition.

New England's Stephon Gilmore and San Francisco's Richard Sherman top PFF's 2020 NFL cornerback rankings.

Derwin James earned an 88.3 PFF grade in the regular season of his rookie 2018 campaign, ranking fifth among qualifying safeties.

The Saints would obviously prefer that a healthy Kamara is ready to go for Week 1, but a potential holdout would not cripple their offense. This is too talented an offense — and too talented a roster in general — for that to be the case.

PFF's Eric Eager dives into how unpredictability can be measured in football using Shannon's entropy.

Rivers still understands the game at a high level, and with the Colts offensive line protecting him, he should be more at ease to take what the defense gives him and lead the Colts in a division that has no clear-cut No. 1 team.

We simulated the 2020 NFL season 10,000 times using data from PFF Elo along with our opponent-adjusted quarterback grades to give you each NFL division's best bet.