Top 10 NFL Offenses for 2025 Season

Under Jim Harbaugh, the Chargers shifted to a more balanced offense—and when healthy, it worked. This offseason, they doubled down on that approach by adding Mekhi Becton to the O-line and signing veteran RB Najee Harris. They also brought back Mike Williams and drafted UNC’s Omarion Hampton to strengthen the run game even further.

Most of the Chiefs’ 2024 offense will return in 2025, including Travis Kelce and Marquise Brown. The main changes came on the O-line—Joe Thuney is out, Jaylon Moore is in, and they may have snagged a steal with first-round pick Josh Simmons from Ohio State.

When Matthew Stafford had all his weapons, the Rams’ offense was electric—making them a real threat in the 2025 playoffs. While there were offseason rumors about his future, he’s locked in for next season. With Cooper Kupp gone, Stafford now gets Davante Adams as his new top target.

Expectations were high for Jordan Love and Josh Jacobs, but the Packers' offense struggled to join the league’s elite last season. Still, with plenty of talent and the addition of big-play rookie Matthew Golden, they have the tools to become a top-five unit in 2025.

Injuries and a shaky run game hurt Joe Burrow and the Bengals’ offense in 2024, but they still showed flashes of their old form late in the season. Keeping the core intact was key, and they did just that by locking up Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins with big extensions in March.

Top pick and 2023 Heisman winner Jayden Daniels exceeded all expectations, leading the Commanders to the brink of a Super Bowl. With Deebo Samuel joining Terry McLaurin, Washington is set up to be a top-five offense in 2025.

The Eagles’ offense started slow with AJ Brown sidelined early, but took off once he returned. While the passing game was strong, MVP candidate Saquon Barkley was the real engine behind their Super Bowl run. With their core intact, they should be one of the league’s top offenses again in 2025.

Josh Allen and the Bills offense were among the league’s best in 2024, leaning on smart play and a total team effort. Early on, they did just enough to rack up wins—but in the second half, they exploded, scoring 40+ in three games. Though they fell short in the AFC title game, the reigning MVP and Buffalo will be a force again in 2025.

The Lions had one of the NFL’s top offenses last season, thriving through the air and on the ground. Their biggest loss wasn’t a player, but OC Ben Johnson, who left to coach the Bears. With all key pieces returning, they can stay elite—but new OC John Morton has big shoes to fill.

The Ravens had one of the league’s top offenses last season, powered by 2024 MVP Lamar Jackson and veteran star Derrick Henry. With all key pieces returning and DeAndre Hopkins joining the mix, they’re set for another strong year. The only question: will Henry slow down in Year 10?