3. Dallas Cowboys
Whether it was a breakout year from running back Javonte Williams, or George Pickens enjoying the same, the Dallas Cowboys sported one of the most prolific offenses in the NFL last year. With talent all over the place, an excellent pocket passer in Dak Prescott, and an overall solid offensive line, the Cowboys are positioned to again be among the best units in the league.
They actually ranked second in total yards in 2025 and seventh in points scored. Dallas averaged just about 392 yards per game.
2. Detroit Lions
The Detroit Lions have been an insane offense for years now. Quarterback Jared Goff eclipses 4,000 passing yards with ease and has thrown no fewer than 29 touchdown passes in each of the past four seasons. The Lions ranked fifth with 28.3 points per game last year.
They also ranked third in passing yards per game and totaled 6,344 yards on offense, which was good for fifth in the league. With some of the best collection of playmaking talent in the league, and a quarterback that makes it all 'go,' the Lions take our No. 2 spot.
1. Los Angeles Rams
Ranking first in points scored last year, the Los Angeles Rams take our top spot in our offense rankings. The reigning MVP in Matthew Stafford is still likely going to be insanely efficient, and when you look at the offensive line and the playmaker group, the Rams genuinely don't have a clear weakness on the roster.
In fact, they are two or three deep at every playmaking position, which is simply unreal to think. Not only that, but the defense could be elite this year with their major additions, which included Myles Garrett in a trade.
The Rams top our list, and I am not sure anyone will be surprised.
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