NFL Offense Power Rankings 2025

The 2024 NFL season is finally here, so it’s time to create top 32 offense power rankings.

To rank each team, I put a lot of weight on quarterback play and offensive playcaller. I also considered offensive line along with wide receivers and tight ends. Continuity was another important factor.

With that in mind, let’s take a look at my NFL offense power rankings.

NFL Offense Power Rankings

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32. Cleveland Browns

The Browns are a rebuilding team. Even with Joe Flacco under center, this offense is mostly going to struggle all year.

31. New Orleans Saints

Spencer Rattler has done a decent job so far, but the quarterback play will catch up to this offense sooner rather than later.

30. Carolina Panthers

Bryce Young has gotten off to a slow start so far this season, so it may take time before this offense gets on track.

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29. Tennessee Titans

Cam Ward has had some moments, but there has mostly been growing pains for this rebuilding offense.

28. New York Jets

The Jets got off to a great start in Week 1, but then fell flat against the Bills. There’s likely to be inconsistency all year long.

27. New York Giants

The Giants shockingly poured on the points against the Cowboys, but this still looks like an underwhelming offense.

26. Miami Dolphins

Mike McDaniel’s offense has regressed significantly, and they’re likely going to trade Tyreek Hill at some point this year.

25. New England Patriots

Drake Maye is showing some potential, but there are still limited playmakers on this team. However, look out for Kayshon Boutte.

24. Chicago Bears

Don’t be surprised if the Bears fly up this list as they start to get used to Ben Johnson’s offense. There’s a lot of talent here.

23. Minnesota Vikings

J.J. McCarthy is struggling right now, but trust in Kevin O’Connell to get this group back on track, especially once Christian Darrisaw and Jordan Addison return.

22. Pittsburgh Steelers

The Steelers showed some upside in Week 1, but then struggled against the Seahawks in Week 2. It’s likely going to be an inconsistent group.

21. Arizona Cardinals

The Cardinals are more of a run-heavy offense that hasn’t figured out how to properly utilize its stud wideout, Marvin Harrison Jr.

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20. Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks have a strong running game and an emerging superstar in Jaxon Smith-Njigba. They just need Sam Darnold to do his job.

19. Cincinnati Bengals

The Bengals are normally much higher on this list, but they’re currently dealing with an injury to Joe Burrow.

18. San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers are also much higher on this list, but Brock Purdy and George Kittle are currently out with injuries.

17. Houston Texans

The Texans need their offensive line to start to gel. It would also help if they could get Christian Kirk back from injury.

16. Atlanta Falcons

Expect the Falcons offense to continue to improve as Michael Penix Jr. acclimates to the NFL.

15. Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jaguars have made some major strides so far with Liam Coen. Expect this offense to keep getting better as the season progresses.

14. Las Vegas Raiders

Don’t sleep on this offense, led by Geno Smith with a pair of generational talents in Brock Bowers and Ashton Jeanty.

13. Denver Broncos

The Broncos have a stout offensive line with a talented quarterback and an established head coach. While it’s been a slow start, they should get back on track.

12. Indianapolis Colts

The Colts look like the biggest surprise of the season so far. We saw Daniel Jones torch the Dolphins and now the Broncos.

11. Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs badly need Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy back in the lineup. Once that happens, expect this offense to thrive.

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10. Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles have a vanilla passing game with new offensive coordinator, Kevin Patullo. That’s going to hurt them against better offenses.

9. Dallas Cowboys

Dak Prescott looks terrific so far this season. Expect the veteran signal-caller to enjoy a resurgence with George Pickens in the fold.

8. Los Angeles Chargers

Justin Herbert looks fully healthy, which is bad news for the rest of the NFL. Don’t be surprised if this offense truly takes off.

7. Washington Commanders

The Commanders offense has gotten off to a slow start, and was just completely shut down by the Packers.

6. Green Bay Packers

Jordan Love is fully healthy once again, so the Packers are a more complete offense. Playing without Jayden Reed will hurt, though.

5. Los Angeles Rams

The Rams offense is likely going to be top-5 all year with such a stud group of wideouts with Puka Nacua and Davante Adams.

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Once Tristan Wirfs is able to return, look out for this Bucs offense, especially now that Emeka Egbuka has proven himself as the real deal.

3. Detroit Lions

The Lions got back on track at home against the Bears, where Amon-Ra St. Brown absolutely torched this secondary.

2. Buffalo Bills

With Josh Allen playing at a high level and a running game that continues to be elite, the Bills have a true juggernaut offense.

1. Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens are seemingly able to score at will, even when Derrick Henry can’t get anything going on the ground. Lamar Jackson is on another level right now.