Using PFF’s live deal grader, which evaluated every major signing, and the PFF free agency tracker, which logged every transaction, we’re breaking down five value signings from this year's free agency period.
Using PFF’s live deal grader, which evaluated every major signing, and the PFF free agency tracker, which logged every transaction, we’re breaking down five overpaid free agents from this year's free agency period.
Using PFF’s live deal grader, which evaluated every major signing, and the PFF free agency tracker, which logged every transaction, we’re breaking down five boom-or-bust signings from this year's free agency period.
Using PFF’s live deal grader, which evaluated every major signing, and the PFF free agency tracker, which logged every transaction, we’re breaking down the five biggest contracts — in terms of average per year salary — from this year's free agency period.
From players at certain positions being swooped up early to neglecting to attack big holes, here is exactly what every NFL team should want to avoid in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Unlike PFF’s free agent rankings, which focus on impending free agents, this list includes the top available players, factoring in recent releases. As teams make roster moves, this ranking will track the best options still on the market.
For several franchises, the pressure is on to get it right, whether it’s finding a franchise quarterback, rebuilding a position group or adding the final piece for a championship run. With time ticking down, these teams must maximize their draft capital to set themselves up for success in 2025.
From big-money deals to bargain signings, teams have been busy reshaping their rosters in free agency. Below, we grade the major signings and assess which teams made smart investments—and which may have overpaid.
A wide receiver who spent most of their snaps with three or four other wideouts in college should be evaluated differently than one who featured with fewer other receivers.
The Bengals have secured two of the NFL's most prominent wide receivers, with Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins telling Fox Sports that they have agreed to contract extensions.
Eagles standout OT Lane Johnson reworked his contract to add $8 million dollars over the next two years and an additional $30 million in guarantees, his agent told ESPN's Adam Schefter. Johnson is now under contract through the 2027 season.
Ronnie Stanley chose to re-sign with the Ravens for a team-friendly three-year, $60 million deal on March 8 instead of testing free agency. His decision came down to loyalty, he said Monday.
Derek Stingley has agreed to a three-year, $90 million extension with the Texans that makes him the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history, sources told ESPN.
The Raiders lost a linebacker to New England when the Patriots signed Robert Spillane this month and they may try to poach a linebacker from the Patriots in return.
It became obvious the Vikings were moving on from center Garrett Bradbury once they signed veteran Ryan Kelly to a two-year deal with $9.235 million guaranteed.
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