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Previewing the 2021 NFL Draft and free agency for all 32 NFL teams In the lead-up to the start ofÂ

[Access PFF's Mock Draft Simulator]( [Save on your PFF EDGE or ELITE Subscription]( Previewing the 2021 NFL Draft and free agency for all 32 NFL teams In the lead-up to the start of [free agency]( on March 17 and opening day of the [2021 NFL Draft]( on April 29, we'll be taking a position-by-position look at all 32 NFL teams with a focus on the starting spots that have question marks heading into next season.  [READ MORE]( 2021 NFL Free Agency: Updated landing spots for PFF's top 50 free agents The [franchise-tag window]( has officially come and gone, and the official start of [free agency]( is just days away.  Back in December, PFF presented its [top 50 free agents]( and gave landing-spot predictions for each. We updated the list a few weeks ago, but after the wave of tags and roster cuts around the NFL, we have decided to update it one final time, adding new free agents to the list while removing those who are no longer on the market.  [READ MORE]( 2021 NFL Free Agency: Analyzing the value of the latest NFL roster cuts Some of the newly minted [free agents]( may have underperformed in 2020, leaving their teams with no choice but to cut ties. But on the other side of the spectrum are the proven veterans who were cut solely because their team could no longer afford them and not because they didn't provide value.  [READ MORE]( Draft vs. Free Agency: Where to best address the biggest needs for all 32 NFL teams Needs — every NFL team has them, and every fan wants them addressed. Come training camp, however, not every roster will have quality options at all 22 starting positions. Such is life in the NFL. Not every franchise has both the cap space and the draft capital to get it done.  [READ MORE]( 2021 Draft Comps: Travis Etienne profiles like a top-tier running back Comparing current [NFL draft prospects]( to those of years past is standard procedure in draft evaluation, though most comparisons are built on the memory recall and subjective opinion of the particular evaluator.  This will be the first in a series of articles comparing the [2021 draft prospects]( to prior years and picking out the most similar comps with a clearly delineated and quantifiable method.  [READ MORE]( [USATSI_13327082_168392742_lowres.jpg] 2021 NFL Draft: Building the best offensive line from the 2021 draft class The 2021 NFL Draft offensive line class features talented players across the board, although none more so than Oregon's Penei Sewell  [READ MORE]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} Please add contact@pff.com to your address book to ensure our emails reach your inbox! If you'd rather not receive emails: [Unsubscribe]( | [Report Spam]( © Pro Football Focus, 1216 Central Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH 45202

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