NFL teams can take on less dead cap money in the current year if they cut or trade a player after June 1, and the Atlanta Falcons could be waiting for the pivotal deadline to deal star wide receiver Julio Jones.

Examining what has to go right for offensive coordinator Matt Canada, rookie running back Najee Harris and a re-worked offensive line to turn the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense around in 2021.

Quarterback Kyler Murray and head coach Kliff Kingsbury are the keys to the Arizona Cardinals' success, and each has reached the point of needing to make adjustments to take that next step forward.

The NFL moves at a glacial pace compared to other levels of football, but if Phil Snow and the Panthers have a good season running their three-man rush, we could see a relatively swift uptick in this type of defense throughout the league.

While 2020 Offensive Rookie of the Year Justin Herbert is likely to come back down to earth in 2021, the Los Angeles Chargers have plenty going for them heading into 2021.

New head coach Robert Saleh spearheaded an elite defensive line with the San Francisco 49ers, and he's set to do it once again with the New York Jets.

QB Josh Allen's third-year explosion lifted the Buffalo Bills' 2018 draft grade from "average" to "elite," while Jason Licht’s decision to attack the secondary kickstarted Tampa Bay's charge toward the Lombardi Trophy.

In 2021, protectors of the “blind side” are still paid more and considered to be more important than right tackles, but should this really be the case?

Spreads and totals are up for every 2021 NFL regular-season game, allowing us to dive into our market-implied power ratings to answer common betting questions.

While Kansas City Chiefs star Tyreek Hill isn't the best deep threat of all time just yet, he tops this list as he continues on an unprecedented pace.

Trey Lance's tape just doesn’t show the kind of problematic trait that should keep him off the field. And so, even with Jimmy Garoppolo waiting in the wings, the 49ers should install Lance as their Day 1 starter and watch him cruise his way to Rookie of the Year honors within this offense.

PFF's Sam Monson breaks down the most likely trade destinations for Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones, including the San Francisco 49ers, Las Vegas Raiders and New England Patriots.

The Colts traded for Carson Wentz this offseason but have yet to show a true commitment to building around him for the 2021 NFL season.

PFF's Mike Renner looks back at the 2019 NFL Draft classes, evaluating whether the best and worst groups at the time have panned out since then.

New Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is not only the favorite to win Defensive Rookie of the Year, but he also offers the most value from a betting standpoint.

The Jacksonville Jaguars reportedly plan to use first-round running back Travis Etienne as a true hybrid player, opening up the offense to employ creative alignments.

PFF's Ben Linsey examines how the Houston Texans should approach the 2021 NFL season to ensure that they bottom out only briefly and can begin to prepare for 2022.

Baltimore drafted Minnesota's Rashod Bateman in the first round and Oklahoma State's Tylan Wallace in the fourth round, bolstering a lackluster part of the team's offense.