The league's best offenses definitely all have something in common: the quarterback is usually excellent, and the offensive line is typically rock-solid, at least. Beyond that, teams need competent pass-catchers and a solid run game.
It's definitely not hard to identify the best offenses in the NFL, but what if we power-ranked them once more before the season begins? There have been some small changes here and there throughout camp and as we progress through the last bit of the offseason.
Let's rank the best offenses in the NFL, using overall talent right now and 2025 production as the basis for our rankings.
Ranking the best offenses in the league approaching the 2026 season
8. Denver Broncos
You might wonder why I have the Denver Broncos at No. 8, but this team made some notable changes this offseason on offense. The team traded for Jaylen Waddle to finally give quarterback Bo Nix a go-to weapon.
Waddle pairs up nicely with Courtland Sutton as the top two players in this room, and suddenly, the Broncos now have one of the better wide receiver duos in the NFL. They bolstered the running back room by drafting Jonah Coleman, and could legitimately have three capable backs when you lump in J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey.
The offensive line is also the best in the NFL right now, so you really struggle to find a notable weakness with the team right now.
7. Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears ranked sixth in total yards in the 2025 season, ahead of teams like the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks. This offense is for real, and seeing as Luther Burden seemed to avoid major injury, they should be full strength, or close to it, for 2026.
Ben Johnson's offensive expertise paid immediate dividends for the Bears in the 2025 season.
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