Gordon McGuinness and John Kosko break down the trades for wide receivers and cornerbacks ahead of the NFL's trade deadline this week. The biggest of those moves were for wide receivers Davante Adams, DeAndre Hopkins and Amari Cooper and cornerback Marshon Lattimore.

Gordon McGuinness and Billy Moy give a peek behind the curtain on how PFF grades players and what you can take, and what you can't, from a player's overall grade. They also take a look at the Buffalo Bills and explain why their overall team grade shouldn't be a concern for a team that are 7-2 right now.

Gordon McGuinness and Josh Liskiewitz break down the Kansas City Chiefs win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in overtime. Big games from Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and DeAndre Hopkins helped keep the Chiefs unbeaten.

PFF's Trevor Sikkema and Dalton Wasserman review the Bears and Cardinals Week 9 matchup and discuss the highest graded players!

Gordon McGuinness and Zoltan Buday talk through the players who made the PFF Midseason All-Pro Team. Lamar Jackson headlines the team at quarterback, while the Kansas City Chiefs take all three spots on the interior of the offensive line. There are some interesting decision on the defensive side of the ball, including who you pair with Fred Warner at linebacker.

Gordon McGuinness and John Kosko look at PFF's separation percentage or lockdown percentage metrics and highlight some of the interesting players in the top of either category. Players featured include Malik Nabers, Christian Benford and Joey Porter Jr.

Gordon McGuinness and Billy Moy are back to review how every first round draft pick on the offensive line has performed so far this season. Los Angeles Chargers standout Joe Alt has lived up to his billing as the top tackle in the class, but they also look at the other eight players on the offensive line who heard their name called on night one of the 2024 NFL Draft

Gordon McGuinness and Nick Akridge recap the Pittsburgh Steelers win over the New York Giants that saw them claim sole possession of first place in the AFC North. T.J. Watt dominated off the edge and Russell Wilson continued to provide the spark they needed at quarterback.