Betting the NFL playoffs doesn’t have to mean choosing between short-priced favorites or pure long shots. By comparing market-implied Super Bowl probabilities to the probabilities derived from PFF’s NFL Power Rankings, we can identify value across multiple tiers of the odds board.
In this quarterback rankings breakdown, we've evaluated the top performers based on PFF passing grades. Using insights from Premium Stats, we’ll also present a variety of key grades beyond passing grade, including grades under pressure, from a clean pocket, against the blitz and more.
As the bracket narrows, the number of future NFL matchups only increases, and this round features several marquee showdowns. Here are 10 prospects from the 2026 NFL Draft class to watch closely in the quarterfinals.
The power rankings below provide clear tiers on each NFL team's market assessment, offering a comprehensive view of team standings and future prospects. All of the information below and more can be found in PFF’s power rankings tool, which is available with a PFF+ subscription.
By analyzing chip-block and double-team rates, we can identify which NFL defenders consistently face extra attention in the trenches and still manage to make an impact.
Separation percentage measures how often a receiver beats the coverage to get open rather than benefiting from a defense more focused on limiting yards after the catch or stopping them short of the first down.
The Panthers-Buccaneers Week 18 game for the division could become meaningless amid a three-way tie atop the NFC South, a scenario in which the Panthers would clinch.
With the 2025 fantasy football season wrapped up, it’s time to dole out the awards to the standout players in the NFL who delivered, and some who didn’t, throughout the year to help fantasy gamers secure the most important award of all — a fantasy football championship.
Each week, PFF analyst Nick Akridge dives into the tape to study one of the NFL’s top quarterbacks, detailing how they see the field, manipulate defenses and execute the throws that define games. Whether it’s Bo Nix making adjustments at the line of scrimmage, Jalen Hurts airing it out or Drake Maye making pinpoint accurate […]
The New Orleans Saints just won their fourth straight game behind another strong performance from rookie quarterback Tyler Shough. The second-round pick has surged down the stretch, giving the Saints legitimate reason to view him as their starting quarterback heading into next season.
We’ve hit the holiday season, and with the playoffs right around the corner, we’ve seen a lot of rookies make key contributions to their teams’ runs. With Week 17 being so critical for many playoff hopes, we’re going to look at which rookies made the biggest impacts.
Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore is facing a misdemeanor charge of assault and battery on a household/family member stemming from an August incident, according to court documents.
The Ravens are "very optimistic" about quarterback Lamar Jackson playing against the Steelers with the AFC North title on the line, coach John Harbaugh said.
"Sometimes you've got to hit rock bottom before you can work your way back up. And relative to where we were at, this is rock bottom," Lions coach Dan Campbell said Wednesday.
Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers, 42, said he hasn't "thought about" a return to Pittsburgh next season, as he has been focused on the Week 18 showdown against the Baltimore Ravens. But he acknowledges that he'll need to make a decision when the season ends.
Allen's ability to squeeze the pocket from the interior and hit the QB helped earn him his first Pro Bowl selection. Can he continue dominating into the playoffs?
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni declined to confirm a report that the team plans to rest its starters against the Commanders on Sunday, but it's a good bet that any player with an injury issue will have the week off to get as close to 100 percent for the playoffs as possible.
The Packers have not officially announced the addition of cornerback Trevon Diggs as a waiver claim, but they did announce several other roster moves on Wednesday afternoon.
When Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver went on injured reserve with a torn biceps earlier this season, there was some hope that he'd be able to return in the postseason.
Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson will not be activated from injured reserve for the team's Week 18 game, which means his third NFL season will end with him on injured reserve due to an orbital fracture he suffered in October.
The last two days have brought word that two Patriots players are facing assault charges, but head coach Mike Vrabel is not worried that either issue will be a distraction that interferes with the team's football business.
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