It truly takes a lot to go right for an NFL offense to be prolific, and it's quite hard to field a top-notch offense in today's NFL. Teams are most definitely having to embrace the 'draft and develop' mindset on this side of the ball more than they would on defense.
We have seen teams go out and 'buy' defenses more often than offenses. For our latest NFL power rankings, we're taking a look at all 32 offensive supporting groups in the league. We'll look at the talent along the offensive line, and at running back, wide receiver, and tight end.
Essentially, this is a ranking of the teams that have given their quarterbacks the most help - this collective look at offenses should also be a rather accurate ranking of just how good these units can be. Let's get into it here, ranking every offensive supporting cast without considering who is playing quarterback.
Power ranking every offensive supporting group in the NFL for 2026
32. Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins might end up flirting with being the first 0-17 team in the history of the NFL. The team's best player on offense is De'Von Achane, a stud running back who should see a ton of work, which is great for him. Outside of Achane, though, the other 'top' options for this team would be tight end Greg Dulcich, and wide receivers Malik Washington and Jalen Tolbert. The offensive line is also rather forgettable.
There just aren't good players on this team outside of a small handful here and there.
31. Las Vegas Raiders
Brock Bowers is great, but outside of that stud tight end, there isn't much else to love with the Las Vegas Raiders. The offensive line is a giant question mark, the wide receiver room lacks a No. 1 option and might be the worst in the league, and there isn't a guarantee that Ashton Jeanty is much of anything at this point. For the time being, Vegas' group on offense is below-average until proven otherwise.
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