Some of the top prospects in the 2020 NFL Draft are now set to face off twice a year in the NFL.

With the 2020 NFL Draft now in the books, it's time for us to turn our attention to the 2021 draft class. Here's Mike Renner's first look at how the 2021 draft could play out, with Clemson's Trevor Lawrence landing with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Justin Fields heading to the Washington Redskins.

While the New Orleans Saints got good value in the 2020 NFL Draft, their selections were a departure from the win-now philosophy of past drafts.

In recent years, we have seen more and more trades that deviated from the market set by the Jimmy Johnson chart. So PFF sets out to investigate the trades made throughout the 2020 NFL Draft to find out whether or not teams still use this chart. 

Utah product Tyler Huntley wasn't picked in the 2020 NFL Draft, but his skillset bests most other quarterbacks' in the class.

Former NFL defensive back Solomon Wilcots looks at how this year's first-round cornerbacks performed during their time in college and gives a preview of what will be expected from them at the NFL level.

PFF looks at how teams tend to spend there their draft picks in order to gain an insight into league-wide trends and its stance on positional value.

PFF's Mike Renner looks at the teams that added the most value according to the PFF Draft Big Board.

From the Cincinnati Bengals passing attack to the New York Jets secondary, PFF looks at the 10 most improved units after the 2020 NFL Draft and free agency.

Finding comps and projected wins above replacement ranges for the mid-round running backs in the 2020 NFL draft class.

Some players just perfectly fit the scheme of an NFL team. Here are the best rookie-team matches from a scheme perspective.

Finding comps and projected wins above replacement ranges for the mid-round wide receivers in the 2020 NFL draft class.

Along with a handful of other talented players, quarterback Cam Newton is still on the free-agent market. PFF looks at where his best chance at a starting job might be, as well as where other free agents fit in best on certain NFL rosters.

From Aaron Rodgers to Nate Solder, here are players who could find themselves on the trading block following the 2020 NFL Draft.

PFF presents the players selected in the 2020 NFL Draft who are projected to add the most value to their respective teams.

Longtime San Francisco 49ers left tackle Joe Staley was expected to return for the 2020 NFL season, but Adam Schefter reports that health concerns caused him to instead seek retirement, setting in motion the events that led to the acquisition of Trent Williams.