NFL Offense Power Rankings 2025

The 2025-26 NFL season has reached the halfway point, so now’s the time to make midseason updates to my NFL offense power rankings.

Each team has played either eight or nine games, providing enough data points to analyze these units and adjust my preseason purview properly.

With that in mind, let’s dig into my latest NFL offense rankings.

NFL Offense Power Rankings

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32. Tennessee Titans

The early returns on quarterback Cam Ward haven’t been great, but he isn’t in a great situation, either.

31. New Orleans Saints

New Orleans benched Spencer Rattler to see what they have in rookie quarterback Tyler Shough, and traded Rashid Shaheed at the deadline.

30. Cleveland Browns

Dillon Gabriel doesn’t give this offense much juice, but fellow rookies Quinshon Judkins and Harold Fannin Jr. are bright spots.

29. New York Jets

The Justin Fields experiment hasn’t worked, so the Jets will likely continue their search for a franchise quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft.

28. Las Vegas Raiders

The Raiders have the potential to produce a second-half turnaround, but Geno Smith needs to protect the ball better.

27. Miami Dolphins

Tua Tagovailoa and Smith share the league lead in interceptions (11). Miami’s offense is too reliant on short passes without Tyreek Hill.

26. Minnesota Vikings

Kevin O’Connell’s offense has taken a step back this season, leaving many wondering whether it was the right decision to let Sam Darnold walk.

25. Carolina Panthers

Rookie wideout Tetairoa McMillan is Bryce Young’s only reliable target, but at least Carolina can run the ball with Rico Dowdle and Chuba Hubbard.

24. New York Giants

The long-term future of the Giants’ offense looks bright with Jaxson Dart, but season-ending injuries to Malik Nabers and Cam Skattebo have deterred any short-term aspirations.

23. Houston Texans

The Texans haven’t found a reliable option to take attention away from Nico Collins, but Woody Marks has been a bright spot coming out of the backfield.

22. Pittsburgh Steelers

To no one’s surprise, Aaron Rodgers has looked better with the Steelers than he did with the Jets. Still, Pittsburgh averages fewer than 300 yards per game.

21. Arizona Cardinals

Backup quarterback Jacoby Brissett has unlocked the Cardinals’ passing attack in recent weeks, and he’ll start over Kyler Murray for the foreseeable future.

NFL Offense Power Rankings 20-11

20. Atlanta Falcons

Bijan Robinson and Drake London are studs, but there’s not much to this Falcons offense beyond them.

19. Washington Commanders

Injuries have derailed the Commanders’ offense, and now Jayden Daniels could be set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines.

18. Denver Broncos

Sean Payton’s brilliance is shouldering a lot of the weight for this offense and second-year quarterback Bo Nix.

17. San Francisco 49ers

Christian McCaffrey leads the 49ers in rushing and receiving, which has helped San Francisco survive injuries to Brock Purdy and a host of pass-catchers.

16. Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jaguars have made strides on offense under new head coach Liam Coen, but there’s still work to do.

15. Cincinnati Bengals

The Bengals average the fewest rushing yards per game in the NFL, but they’ve been scoring in bunches since Joe Flacco took over at quarterback.

14. Los Angeles Chargers

Losing offensive tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt to season-ending injuries will ultimately keep the Chargers’ offense from reaching its potential.

13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Baker Mayfield was among the favorites in the NFL MVP odds in the season’s early stages, but injuries to running back Bucky Irving and several pass-catchers have slowed the Bucs’ offense.

12. Philadelphia Eagles

A.J. Brown’s frustrations reflect some of the struggles the Eagles’ offense has had under first-year OC Kevin Patullo. Still, Philly has tons of talent.

11. Green Bay Packers

Jordan Love has played at a high level this season, but it’ll be interesting to see how he handles the absence of Green Bay’s leading receiver, tight end Tucker Kraft.

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10. Baltimore Ravens

A hamstring injury to Lamar Jackson hamstrung the Ravens’ offense for a few weeks, but I expect this unit to spearhead Baltimore’s playoff push down the stretch.

9. Chicago Bears

Ben Johnson’s offense ranks in the top six in total yards and points per game, but Chicago’s 47-point effort last week in Cincinnati may have inflated those stats a bit.

8. New England Patriots

Drake Maye has taken a significant step forward this campaign under OC Josh McDaniels, who has helped unlock New England’s downfield passing attack.

7. Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs’ offensive line and rushing attack are still weaknesses, but this passing attack looks a lot better when Patrick Mahomes has a full complement of weapons.

6. Los Angeles Rams

Los Angeles leads the NFL in passing yards per game, so yeah, the combination of Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, and Davante Adams is as lethal as expected.

5. Seattle Seahawks

Not many people expected the Seahawks to improve after replacing Geno Smith with Sam Darnold, but Seattle’s quarterback has struck up a quick chemistry with Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

4. Dallas Cowboys

The offseason additions of Javonte Williams and George Pickens have paid off for the Dallas offense, which has been among the league’s best thanks to a healthy Dak Prescott.

3. Indianapolis Colts

I’m not sure anyone expected Daniel Jones and the Colts to lead the league in scoring at the season’s halfway mark. It helps that Indy running back Jonathan Taylor leads the NFL in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns.

2. Detroit Lions

The Lions looked lost in Week 1 under new OC John Morton, but it’s been smooth sailing for Jared Goff and Co. ever since.

Detroit has sat near the top of our NFL Power Rankings for the past few seasons.

1. Buffalo Bills

Behind Josh Allen and James Cook, Buffalo boasts the NFL’s top rushing attack. The Bills also lead the league in total yards per game.