PFF's Timo Riske dives into the data to see just how important rookie seasons are when it comes to predicting future performance.

Wide receivers Justin Jefferson and Henry Ruggs III are two players who need to perform at a high level out of the gate for their respective NFL teams in 2020.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Arizona Cardinals are signing two-time Pro Bowl safety Budda Baker to a four-year, $59 million extension that will make him the highest-paid safety in NFL history. 

With Luke Kuechly now out of the picture, Seattle Seahawks veteran Bobby Wagner takes the No. 1 spot on PFF's 2020 NFL linebacker rankings.

PFF's Timo Riske investigates the strength of schedule for the NFL's pass-rushers, not only detailing the players who faced the toughest competition last year but also examining the relationship between offensive tackles and pass-rushers.

The Colts' simplified defense will get Rhodes back to playing fast and physical, and Indianapolis hopes that defense brings out the best in him as he looks to get back to his 2016 and 2017 form on a team with aspirations to take home the division crown.

PFF projects the starting lineups for every NFL team heading into next season, along with position battles to watch and players who could carve out larger roles during the 2020 NFL season.

Houston Texans' J.J. Watt tops PFF's 2020 edge defender rankings, while 49ers phenom Nick Bosa just edges out big brother Joey inside the top 10.

The Baltimore Ravens parted ways with veteran safety Earl Thomas on Saturday, paving the way for another NFL team to scoop up the talented ball hawk.

PFF's Seth Galina digs into just some of the schematic analysis that can be found in PFF's recently released College Football Preview Magazine.

Analyzing NFL players who suffered injuries in 2019 to determine their current health, recovery times and outlooks for fantasy football in 2020. Here, we touch on the NFC South, where Todd Gurley's knee is the biggest question mark of the preseason.

In a season when stability and familiarity might be unusually valuable, don’t be surprised to see the Steelers fire out of the starting blocks and be one of the best teams in football through the first month of NFL action.

Quarterback play is the ultimate driving force behind team success. And this year it will be more important than ever for starting signal-callers to play to the best of their abilities.

Houston may lose a lot in the wake of DeAndre Hopkins' departure, but Deshaun Watson’s development may benefit overall. The Texans still have a deep and capable group of receivers, and we could see Watson elevate his game even further in 2020.

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh are both among the NFL's top defensive playcallers.