The Baltimore Ravens were unique on both sides of the ball in 2019, straying from the NFL norm to develop schemes that best allowed their players to succeed.

PFF's Solomon Wilcots looks back at his old stomping ground, the AFC North, to examine each team's strength and weakness from a season ago along with some of the notable additions that have been made to the teams' rosters.

The Buccaneers' kicking issue has become so bad that you could actually say that it matters. And when you are that concerned about your kicking game, it might be the perfect time to follow analytical conclusions and just attempt fewer field goals.

After a promising rookie performance in 2018, Baker Mayfield took a step back in 2019. Meanwhile, Lamar Jackson made major strides as a passer. Both QBs will need to be at their best to compete in an improved AFC North.

Quinton Dunbar is coming off a breakout NFL season and fits the prototype the Seattle Seahawks look for in cornerbacks for their scheme.

Lamar Jackson would have a tough time maintaining last season's rushing efficiency even without the addition a rookie running back and loss of a future Hall of Fame lineman. For these and other reasons, the UNDER is the play on Lamar Jackson's 2020 rushing prop.

Joe Burrow and Tua Tagovailoa find themselves atop PFF's top 10 Offensive Rookie of the Year candidates for the 2020 NFL season.

The Miami Dolphins and Cincinnati Bengals secured their presumed quarterbacks of the future, placing themselves among the most improved teams in the league following the 2020 NFL Draft.

Patrick Mahomes is known for his escapability, big arm and accuracy, but his subtle manipulation of defenders during progressions is a huge part of his NFL success.

Years 2 and 3 are often when NFL players make the biggest leaps — here are eight second-year players who could break out during the 2020 NFL season.

Four quarterbacks, including new Chicago Bears signal-caller Nick Foles, find themselves among PFF's top 10 Comeback Player of the Year candidates.

The Green Bay Packers would likely fail in trying to copy the San Francisco 49ers' offensive approach, as there is little evidence to suggest that overly successful or unique schemes can be replicated from play-caller to play-caller or team to team.

Now that teams have started to decide on players' fifth-year options, PFF looks at the players who have had their options declined to see whether or not they have a future in the NFL.

Using yards per turnover-worthy play to compare production between volatile playmakers like Jameis Winston and reliable game-managers like Alex Smith.

PFF ranks the top 25 players who will be under 25 years old by Week 1 of the 2020 NFL Season.