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A look at the 2027 NFL Draft Media Consensus Big Board as of October 23rd. For the first time, Arch Manning has fallen to No. 4 overall and is now outside the S tier of prospects.

An updated look at quarterback EPA per play inside and outside the pocket after Week 6. Justin Herbert and the Chargers have struggled to produce on passes from inside the pocket while still being fairly effective outside the pocket. Inside/outside pocket designation via @FTNFantasy

A look at how well NFL teams have performed on kickoffs this season. This compares the average starting field position for each team's return unit with the average starting field position allowed by its kickoff coverage unit. The Vikings have been excellent in both areas, helping them get off to a 5-0 start.

A look at the 2027 NFL Draft Media Consensus Big Board as of Oct 15th. After holding the No. 1 spot all the way through mid-August, Arch Manning has now fallen to No. 3.

An updated look at quarterback EPA per play inside and outside the pocket after Week 5. Brock Purdy and Lamar Jackson have both had an amazing start to the season, while Baker Mayfield has really struggled. Inside/outside pocket designation via @FTNFantasy

An updated look at each team’s offensive EPA per rush and EPA per dropback through Week 3. It will be interesting to see if the Packers’ new offensive line additions can help their struggling run game. Meanwhile, the 49ers have been extremely effective through the air.

An updated look at quarterback EPA per play inside and outside the pocket after Week 3. Brock Purdy continues to have a very strong start to the season. Inside/outside pocket designation via @FTNFantasy

An updated look at the top 50 of the 2027 NFL Draft Media Consensus Big Board as of September 28. Dylan Stewart is currently the 5th overall prospect and it will be interesting to see how his indefinite suspension affects his stock moving forward.

An updated look at which running backs are moving the chains both on the ground and through the air through the first two weeks. Jahmyr Gibbs continues to be a 1st down machine.

An updated look at quarterback EPA per play inside and outside the pocket after Week 2. Unfortunate to see Jaxson Dart’s season end after such a promising start. Inside/outside pocket designation via @FTNFantasy

A look at the biggest risers on the Media Consensus Big Board. Justin Scott has shot up the board since rankings started coming out in early May.

A look at running back first-down rate on the ground and through the air after Week 1. It is obviously still a small sample, but it will be interesting to see how this updates throughout the season. Ken Walker was also truly dominant from an efficiency standpoint against the Broncos.

A look at the current top 50 on the 2027 NFL Draft Media Consensus Big Board as of September 16th. Lots of interesting movement, including Jadan Baugh continuing to rise all the way to RB1.

A look at quarterback EPA per play inside and outside the pocket from Week 1 of the 2026 season. Jaxson Dart and Trevor Lawrence both had all around great days, while Caleb Williams and Tyler Shough thrived outside the pocket. Inside/outside pocket designation via @FTNFantasy charting.

My biggest issue with PFF grades (besides arguing the grade on individual throws) is that they claim to group plays into one of 9 “bins” (from -2.0 to 2.0). But from everything I’ve seen, the overwhelming majority of plays really fall into just 5 “bins” (from -1.0 to 1.0). That means throws with clearly different levels of quality can end up getting the exact same grade. A throw that barely qualifies as a +0.5 and one that is almost good enough to be a +1.0 are treated the same (even though there can be a real difference between them). I understand why PFF does this. It would be much harder for graders to reliably tell the difference between something like a +0.6 and a +0.7 (and that could add even more subjectivity). But if you could grade plays on a smaller scale (say 0.1 instead of 0.5), you could keep more information and get a more precise idea of QB performance.

A look at overall offensive performance in Week 1 (excluding MNF). This looks at EPA per dropback and EPA per rush for each offense this week. The Giants and Bears both had very strong offensive debuts.

We are officially over 200 players in the database

A look at Vegas Implied Team Point Totals for Week 1 of the NFL season (via DraftKings)