Well, the right guard was PFF’s highest-graded undrafted free agent from the first week of the NFL preseason, earning a 94.7 grade. Huber had a stellar 93.7 run-blocking grade and a respectable 77.8 pass-blocking grade, giving up two pressures on 29 pass-blocking reps.

The Minnesota Vikings don't fare as well in PFF's 2021 re-draft, picking up a productive-but-underachieving skill position player.

PFF has dropped their rankings and grades of all the first round rookies from this past weekend's games in the NFL.

The NFL’s unveiling of players included in this year’s Top 100 countdown continues, and Buccaneers’ left tackle Tristan Wirfs came in at No.28

Wasserman writes, "Jackson got 12 reps as the starting left guard in his NFL debut. He struggled to pick up a stunt in pass protection, which led to a hurry on quarterback J.J. McCarthy. Jackson also recorded one negative grade and one positive grade across just four reps as a run blocker."

With a clear starting role and a new quarterback, Ryan Neuzil and the Falcons are ready to deliver a "Neuz Flash" to the rest of the league.

The Patriots must rely heavily on the 2025 NFL Draft class to reach their goals, and the early returns have been positive.

The Minnesota Vikings aren't able to land Christian Darrisaw in this 2021 NFL re-draft, as the tackle goes in the top 10.

The Denver Broncos defeated the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2 of NFL preseason, winning 27-7 at home. Following that victory, here are the best (and worst) player grades from Pro Football Focus. TE Evan Engram: 93.9

PFF have released a new app for its subscribers, providing a wider range of information surrounding various prop bets.

NFL Network's Mike Giardi shares the PFF numbers say New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones has been NFL's best cover corner in 2022.

If Pro Football Focus grading is to be believed, Khalen Saunders was the worst defender on the field in the Saints' preseason game with the Jaguars: