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

Here are the best and worst from the PFF grades for the Vikings' loss to the Patriots. Nick Vannett 89.6 Henry Byrd 75.1 Blake Brandel 72.7 Ta Felton 70.6 Michael Gonzalez 70.2 Lucky Jackson 38.5

The 2025 NFL Draft class is getting its first taste of NFL action this preseason. Here are 10 rookies whose stock went up or down after Week 2.

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

Sikkema writes, "The Buccaneers needed help on their interior offensive line entering the 2019 NFL Draft and grab the best guard in the NFL here in Lindstrom. He owns an absurd 95.5 PFF overall grade across the past three seasons, over six points higher than any other player at the position."

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

“The Broncos finished the 2010 season 4-12, their worst record since their 2-7 strike-shortened season of 1982. They were immediately back in the playoffs the following year, thanks in large part to Von Miller, whom they selected second overall in the 2011 NFL Draft," Ryan Smith wrote for PFF.

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: