7. Seattle Seahawks
Seattle ranked third in points per game last year. They were just outside the top-10 in rushing yards per game, but this team made the most of their players.
The offensive line isn't overly special, and losing Kenneth Walker III in free agency could hurt, but the Seahawks do have a solid passer in Sam Darnold, an excellent wide receiver in Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and an up-and-coming tight end in AJ Barner who is likely having a career year in 2026.
Seattle ended up as the most balanced team in football, as their prolific offense was impossible to stop at times.
5. Buffalo Bills
As long as Josh Allen is healthy and playing the football we all know he can play, the Buffalo Bills are going to be just fine. They come in at No. 5 in our offense rankings.
DJ Moore was the major addition for the team at wide receiver, a position that has plagued Buffalo since the prime days of Stefon Diggs. With that said, there might not be a team with a better RB/OL combination than Buffalo has, as that is the heart of the offense.
James Cook is a high volume player with elite upside, and the offensive line is simply overwhelming.
4. New England Patriots
The New England Patriots were a laser show during the 2025 season, ranking second in points. In the offseason, the team improved the top of the wide receiver room with AJ Brown and Romeo Doubs, giving Drake Maye quite the impressive and physical duo.
The run game is two-deep with Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, and the offensive line did see some new additions with Caleb Lomu and Alijah Vera-Tucker, so improvement there could be realistic to expect in the 2026 season.
The Patriots are a well-oiled machine on this side of the ball and should again be among the best.
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