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NFL Offense Power Rankings 2026

Frank AmmiranteSenior Sports Writer
@FAmmiranteTFJ
Last Updated: Jan 18, 2026

We’re heading into the 2026 NFL season, so it’s a good time to think about the top offenses.

On this page, we’ll rank the offenses based on quarterback play, supporting cast, and playcaller.

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

NFL Offense Power Rankings

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RankTeam
1Los Angeles Rams
2Cincinnati Bengals
3Buffalo Bills
4New England Patriots
5Jacksonville Jaguars
6Dallas Cowboys
7Green Bay Packers
8Chicago Bears
9Detroit Lions
10San Francisco 49ers
11Baltimore Ravens
12Philadelphia Eagles
13Kansas City Chiefs
14Seattle Seahawks
15Denver Broncos
16Washington Commanders
17Los Angeles Chargers
18Indianapolis Colts
19New York Giants
20Atlanta Falcons
21Tampa Bay Buccaneers
22Arizona Cardinals
23Houston Texans
24Carolina Panthers
25Minnesota Vikings
26New Orleans Saints
27Las Vegas Raiders
28Pittsburgh Steelers
29Miami Dolphins
30Tennessee Titans
31Cleveland Browns
32New York Jets

NFL Offense Power Rankings 32-21

32. New York Jets

The New York Jets are keeping Aaron Glenn, but they don’t have a clear-cut option at quarterback at second overall. Their offense is likely to be a dumpster fire once again in 2026.

31. Cleveland Browns

It will be interesting to see who the Browns hire because they have some building blocks like Quinshon Judkins and Harold Fannin Jr. For now, we have to temper our expectations due to the lack of a quarterback.

30. Tennessee Titans

I’m betting that we’ll see an improved Titans offense after they hire a new head coach. Look for Cam Ward to show some improvement.

29. Miami Dolphins

The Dolphins are going to have an entirely new offense next season. Let’s see who their next quarterback is. Malik Willis would make a lot of sense.

28. Pittsburgh Steelers

The Steelers are another team in transition. Aaron Rodgers is expected to move on, so we have to see who their new quarterback will be.

27. Las Vegas Raiders

Bet on the Raiders looking much better with first overall pick Fernando Mendoza as their new quarterback. Let’s hope that they make the right hire.

26. New Orleans Saints

Tyler Shough showed some potential in Kellen Moore’s offense, but they need to add some more weapons before they can move up this list.

25. Minnesota Vikings

The Vikings’ offense was atrocious this past season due to J.J. McCarthy, but Kevin O’Connell is too good a coach to underestimate. That’s why I have them ahead of others on this list.

24. Carolina Panthers

Rookie wideout Tetairoa McMillan is Bryce Young’s only reliable target, but at least Carolina has a strong running game. This is an ascending group.

23. Houston Texans

The Texans need to give their young receivers, like Jayden Higgins, more opportunities to establish themselves as the No. 2 behind Nico Collins. C.J. Stroud has also been disappointing.

22. Arizona Cardinals

The Cardinals should give Kyler Murray one more chance with a new and progressive coaching staff that has an innovative scheme.

21. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Buccaneers absolutely collapsed down the stretch, but that could have been because Baker Mayfield was playing hurt. Let’s see who their new play-caller will be.

NFL Offense Power Rankings 20-11

20. Atlanta Falcons

I love the Kevin Stefanski hire for the Falcons. With Michael Penix Jr. likely taking some time to return from injury, expect Kirk Cousins to start with his old coach from his time with the Vikings. There are intriguing weapons here.

19. New York Giants

The Giants have the building blocks in place to be the breakout offense of 2026 with Jaxson Dart, Malik Nabers, and Cam Skattebo. We just have to temper our expectations for now.

18. Indianapolis Colts

The Colts were a well-oiled machine until Daniel Jones got injured. We have to take a conservative approach to ranking them, as we’re not sure how Daniel Jones will look returning from a torn Achilles.

17. Los Angeles Chargers

The Chargers have wisely moved on from Greg Roman. If they make the right hire, we could see this group finally take off, but we have to wait and see who it is.

16. Washington Commanders

Injuries have derailed the Commanders’ offense, but with up-and-comer David Blough calling plays, we could see them get back to form next year.

15. Denver Broncos

Sean Payton’s brilliance is shouldering a lot of the weight for this offense and second-year quarterback Bo Nix. They need Pat Bryant to break out to get to the next level.

14. Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks have had a spectacular season, but will their offense be as good after Klint Kubiak likely departs for a head-coaching job?

13. Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs will have to play with Patrick Mahomes coming off a torn ACL, but they have a top-10 pick, which could provide a huge boost to their offense.

12. Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles’ offense was a disaster this season, but at least they’ve moved on from Kevin Patullo. I’m expecting a major bounce-back next year.

11. Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens had a disappointing season, but with a new coaching staff, there’s a good chance that this offense will be very good once again.

NFL Offense Power Rankings 10-1

10. San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers’ offense is one of the best in football when everyone is healthy. Brock Purdy runs this Kyle Shanahan scheme like an elite point guard.

9. Detroit Lions

The Lions’ offense severely regressed this year. Clearly, they missed Ben Johnson. Let’s see who their next offensive coordinator will be, since this is a very talented unit.

8. Chicago Bears

Ben Johnson’s offense is likely to take off next season, especially with looming breakouts from Luther Burden III and Colston Loveland.

7. Green Bay Packers

The Packers consistently rank among the best in EPA per play. They just need to stop running such a conservative offense.

6. Dallas Cowboys

The Cowboys were held back by a poor defense this year, but their offense was terrific. They could be in line for a big year next season, especially with Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and George Pickens forming such an impressive trio.

5. Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jaguars have made major strides on offense under new head coach Liam Coen. There’s a ton of upside with this group heading into the 2026 season.

4. New England Patriots

Drake Maye is already an MVP favorite, making this a dangerous offense going forward, especially if they can add another wideout.

3. Buffalo Bills

The Bills have an elite running game and the best quarterback in the NFL. If they can just add a top wideout for Josh Allen, look out.

2. Cincinnati Bengals

The Bengals’ offense took off down the stretch last year, which is a potential preview of what we can see in 2026, as long as Joe Burrow can stay healthy.

1. Los Angeles Rams

The Rams have a well-oiled machine on offense, led by MVP favorite Matthew Stafford and best wideout Puka Nacua. They have a chance to load up their team through the draft in this upcoming offseason.

Author

Frank Ammirante

Frank Ammirante is a Senior Sports Writer at The Game Day. Previously, he wrote for 4for4 Football and RotoBaller. Frank is a member of the Fantasy Sports Writer's Association while maintaining an active presence within the community. He has competed in industry contests like the Scott Fish Bowl, The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational, and more. Frank will be making his debut in Tout Wars this year. He's got a diverse sporting background, but specializes in football and baseball.

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