PFF named the top-32 linebackers in the NFL heading into the 2025 season. Milano did not crack the ranking, but he was mentioned. There was only one honorable mention named at No. 33 overall and it was Milano.

Cam Skattebo might be even more versatile than the New York Giants realized after a recent NFL podcast clip went viral.

The Rams' supporting cast in 2025 will be relatively similar, with the exception of swapping Kupp for Davante Adams. For some, that's an upgrade. FOX Sports' David Helman, meanwhile, ranked the Rams' group around Stafford as the sixth-best supporting cast heading into this season.

The entire 2025 NFL schedule has been released following all the annual waves of player activity: free agency, t

The New York Jets landed Missouri offensive lineman Armand Membou with their top selection at No. 7 overall at the 2025 NFL draft. Early on and even before he has played a game, there is praise from ESPN NFL insider Jeremy Fowler.

Bryce Young had an up-and-down second season in the league during the 2024 campaign, but the Carolina Panthers are all in on the quarterback heading into his third year.

The so-called “big beautiful bill” has one component that the NFL’s owners will regard as downright hideous. Via the New York Times, the domestic spending bill that passed the U.S. House of Representatives last week includes a provision removing the ability of sports-league owners to write off the entire value of “intangible assets” over 15 years.

Even the best quarterbacks in the NFL need help. But who's getting it? David Helman ranked every club's offensive support system.

Here’s the key obstacle each current starting NFL quarterback faces entering 2025. Allen is an MVP now, and his Bills are favored to win every game. If he can't finally get to a Super Bowl in 2025, he will begin to take heat.

Summer scouting is here and we are dropping reports to get you ready for the Fall. Here is our report on Oregon's Dillon Thieneman.

Roger Goodell's comment that NFL owners are discussing the 'integrity' of the salary cap system may be a harbinger of major concern for the Saints.

Rarely do we see players slotted to the same position they were drafted, especially the further down the draft board you go. But in PFF's 2009 re-draft, the Minnesota Vikings do just that, landing do-it-all Florida receiver Percy Harvin at pick No. 22, just like they did 16 years ago.