NFL.com has opened up Game Pass for free through May 31 in the US and July 31 outside of America. So, to help you pass the time as you sit at home, here are some of the best NFL performances of the PFF era for you to watch.

Dak Prescott and Chris Godwin headline PFF's list of the best players likely to hit free agency in 2021.

Kenny Robinson Jr. is a top-quality safety prospect in the 2020 NFL draft class who projects very well in a deep role.

The San Francisco 49ers went against the status quo last year by allocating a higher percentage of their salary cap toward their offensive line while dividing the rushing workload between multiple ball carriers, and it paid off.

NFL owners recently voted to expand the NFL playoffs from six teams in each conference to seven. Here, we take a look back and simulate the 2019 NFL playoffs under the new playoff format.

The Cincinnati Bengals were surprisingly active in NFL free agency, adding five new starters to a defense that struggled in 2019 but returns the likes of Geno Atkins, Carlos Dunlap and Sam Hubbard.

The New Orleans Saints addressed their biggest areas of weaknesses during NFL free agency, putting them in prime position to be one of the leading contenders in the NFC next season.

Stefon Diggs, John Brown and Cole Beasley form a formidable trio that excels at generating separation.

Instead of writing off QB Dwayne Haskins, the Washington Redskins should surround their young quarterback with talent and give him time to develop as a passer.

With a lack of talent at tight end in the 2020 NFL Draft and the remains of free agency, Delanie Walker stands out as the best option left.

Former NFL defensive back Solomon Wilcots looks at why the acquisitions of Byron Jones and Darius Slay could yield drastically different results despite their similarly high price tag.

With the 2020 NFL league year underway, we look at the NFL teams that could actually set a plan to tank for Trevor Lawrence.

After trading DeForest Buckner to the Indianapolis Colts, the San Francisco 49ers are positioned to add a generational prospect at a more valuable position in the NFL Draft.

While NFL teams continue to dole out big contracts to one-dimensional run-stuffers, they would be better suited to look to the NFL Draft, which provides an abundance of run-stopping talent at a far cheaper price.

The 2020 NFL offseason has already seen an unprecedented amount of movement at the quarterback position. Here, PFF looks at how these changes will be reflected where it matters most — the win-loss record.

Slot cornerbacks tend to generate wins above replacement figures similar to that of outside cornerbacks, yet they are often paid far less.