NFL Offense Rankings 2025/26: Brissett and Young Air It Out in Week 11

• Jacoby Brissett has not had a better day in the passing game (47-57 for 452 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions

• Bryce Young’s 448-yard game was his first 400+ yard game as a pro; his last came in his final season in college in a loss to Tennessee (35-52 for 455 yards and two touchdowns)

•  De’Vonn Achane is the only running back to rush for 100+ yards in each of the last two weeks

On this page, we will rank all 32 NFL offenses according to how they have performed and their outlook for the future. Rankings are subject at any time and will not necessarily be based on statistical production. Read on to find out more.

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Ranking All 32 NFL Offenses

The week was certainly highlighted by some great performances, like the two 400+ yard passing games, De’Vonn Achane getting his groove back with another 100+ yard day to help the Dolphins get a much-needed win over the lowly Commanders.

But there were quite a few of the better offenses that were underwhelming this week. This is the time of year when teams need their stars to shine; some did, some did not. Who will this week? We’ll find out next Sunday. Here is how we rank the NFL's 32 offenses through Week 11 (Week 10 rank in parentheses).

32. Las Vegas Raiders (32)

It was a better offensive game than we’ve seen in recent weeks from the Raiders, but I expected much better against the Dallas defense. In fairness, maybe the Cowboys' defense was energized from the additions made to it prior to the trade deadline. But it is hard to say with the Raiders looking like they didn’t even want to go through the motions of completing a game.

Next Game: vs. Cleveland Browns, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:05 p.m. EST

31. Cleveland Browns (31)

If the Browns had a halfway decent offense, they would have easily beaten the Ravens. Lamar Jackson tried to give them the game, but the offense wasn’t capable of taking it. Nothing worked for this offense; it was a last-place-worthy effort, but the Raiders were even worse.

• Next Game: @ Las Vegas Raiders, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:05 p.m. EST

30. New York Jets (27)

All in all, it wasn’t the typical awful game we’ve seen from the Jets this season. They were competitive in the first half, at least. But his contribution in the run game (67 yards and a touchdown) doesn’t make up for Justin Fields going 15-26 for 116 yards and one touchdown. It looks like Aaron Glenn has seen enough, too, since Tyrod Taylor is starting next week.

• Next Game: @ Baltimore Ravens, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

29. Tennessee Titans (29)

It wasn’t a bad game when you consider it was against the best defense in the NFL (Texans). Now, it certainly wasn’t good enough to move up with 194 yards in the passing game, just 58 yards rushing, and 13 points, but it was better than the Jets, Browns, and Raiders.

• Next Game:  vs. Seattle Seahawks, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

28. Washington Commanders (28)

Losing is never good, but the Commanders had a decent game on offense with Marcus Mariota having a decent day (20-30 for 213 yards, one touchdown, one interception). But the run game was excellent,  with five players combining for 172 yards on 33 carries.

• Next Game: vs. Denver Broncos, Sunday, November 30 @ 8:20 p.m. EST

27. Carolina Panthers (30)

These guys probably deserved a bigger jump with Bryce Young going off for 448 yards and three touchdowns, but I want to see him do it again before I get too excited about the Panthers' offense. But if Young can do something similar next week vs. the 49ers and establish the run game better (they had 67 yards on 25 carries last week), they’ll get a big jump in the next rankings.

• Next Game: vs. San Francisco 49ers, Monday, November 24 @ 8:15 p.m. EST

26. Atlanta Falcons (20)

I was so ready to jump on the Falcons bandwagon after their dominant win over Buffalo, which feels like a lifetime ago. Since then, the offense has been garbage. With Michael Penix Jr. now out for the rest of the season, the fate of the team rests on how long it takes Kirk Cousins to regain his form.

• Next Game:  @ New Orleans Saints, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:25 p.m. EST

25. New Orleans Saints  (32)

Hopefully, Tyler Shough can pick up where he left off, and he doesn’t lose the momentum from a solid debut because of the bye week. But with the Falcons' defense getting torched of late, it may not take him long to find his rhythm again.

• Next Game: vs. Atlanta Falcons, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:25 p.m. EST

24. Miami Dolphins (26)

Beating the Bills was impressive, but surely they’d come back down to Earth this week in Madrid. But Tua had an efficient day (14-20 for 171 yards), but the run game won the game here with De’Vonn Achane going for 121 yards and Ollie Gordon II going for 45 yards and a touchdown.

• Next Game: vs. New Orleans Saints, Sunday, November 30 @ 1 p.m. EST

23. Cincinnati Bengals (11)

I’ve been a massive fan of what Flacco has been doing with the Bengals offense, but this game was just awful (23-40 for 199 yards, one touchdown, one interception). Getting Chase Brown established was a good idea, but Ja’Marr Chase has to catch more than three of ten targets.

• Next Game: vs. New England Patriots, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

22. Pittsburgh Steelers (22)

No Aaron Rodgers, no problem! But losing Rodgers to an injury and for the offense not to miss a beat was impressive. Rodgers was good while he was there, Mason Rudolph looked solid, and the run game did enough (111 yards on 28 carries). Rodgers’ status for this week is TBD.

• Next Game: @ Chicago Bears, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

21. Dallas Cowboys (23)

While my inner-Cowboys fan wants to get excited about Dak Prescott throwing four touchdown passes and the run game going for 114 yards, I can’t. Why? Because it came against an absolutely dreadful Las Vegas Raiders team, they should have scored 50.

• Next Game: vs. Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:25 p.m. EST

20. Arizona Cardinals (21)

Whenever a quarterback throws for 452 yards, he should have at least four touchdown passes and should definitely win the game. But Brissett only had two to go with two interceptions.  I can forgive the absence of a run game since they were playing from behind, and the pass was working so well.

• Next Game: vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:05 p.m. EST

19. Jacksonville Jaguars (24)

These guys just don’t know what they want to be. Last week, the Jags gave away the game to the Texans. But this time, they dominated it from beginning to end. To be fair, the defense had a lot to do with it, but the run game did chip in 192 yards and four touchdowns.

• Next Game: @ Arizona Cardinals, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:05 p.m. EST

18. Minnesota Vikings (18)

I’m definitely not on the J.J. McCarthy bandwagon yet. He has moments that are wonderful and everything the Vikings wanted when they drafted him. But for most of the game, he’s not that guy. If he can ever get consistent, the Vikings offense will explode.

• Next Game:  @ Green Bay Packers, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

17. New York Giants (19)

It wasn’t a great performance by the Giants, but the offense looked okay with Jameis Winston behind center. They didn’t try to have him do too much, and that allowed him to play a pretty good game (despite the interception). It was a good enough game to beat several teams, but not the Packers once Jordan Love got his head out of his behind.

• Next Game: @ Detroit Lions, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

16. Green Bay Packers (17)

It was another lackluster game by the Packers' offense, but I’ll give them credit for figuring out how to get the offense moving after losing Josh Jacobs to an injury and losing Jordan Love for a little while to one as well. Had they been playing a better team…

• Next Game: vs. Minnesota Vikings, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

15. Philadelphia Eagles (16)

It was another lackluster performance by Jalen Hurts in the passing game (14-28 for 135 yards), but the run game got it done with 148 yards and the only touchdown of the game on 40 carries. If these guys can ever play a complete game, it will be amazing.

• Next Game: @ Dallas Cowboys, Sunday, November 23 @ 4:25 p.m. EST

14. Chicago Bears (14)

The Bears were clearly the better offense throughout the game, but Caleb Williams is not going to beat too many teams completing just 50% of his passes for 193 yards. Luckily, the run game (140 yards) and defense bailed him out.

• Next Game: vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

13. Houston Texans (15)

Once again, the Davis Mills experience got off to a slow, ugly start and against a really bad Titans team. But Mills got it together and got the job done in the end, winning the game with a late field goal. C.J. Stroud has already been ruled out for Thursday’s tilt with the Bills.

• Next Game:  vs. Buffalo Bills, Thursday, November 20 @ 8:15 p.m. EST

12. Baltimore Ravens (13)

I don’t think the Ravens know what they want to do with Lamar Jackson (14-25 for 193 yards and two interceptions). For some odd reason, they are trying to turn him into a pocket passer and that is not what made him a 2x MVP. But they gave Derek Henry the ball enough for him to rumble for 103 yards and a score.

• Next Game: vs. New York Jets, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

11. Detroit Lions (7)

Statistically, the Eagles defense has not been the dominant unit from recent seasons. But it has been showing up the last couple of weeks. They actually outgained the Eagles 317 to 272 but didn’t do anything with it. When they needed someone to make a play, no one did.

• Next Game: vs. New York Giants, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

10. Los Angeles Chargers (6)

What on Earth happened to these guys? 135 yards total. That was just awful. No run game. It’s not like they were facing the ’85 Bears defense. It was a Jaguars defense that gave up 20-points and the game to the Texans the week before,  I seriously considered dropping them down to No. 32 after this game.

• Next Game:  vs. Las Vegas Raiders, Sunday, November 30 @ 4:25 p.m. EST

9. Kansas City Chiefs (8)

I feel like I’m not being hard enough on the Chiefs this week. It was a great game, but the Chiefs issues were on blast yet again—they can’t run the ball and the passing game just isn’t as dynamic as it once was. But with so many teams having sub-par days, they caught a break this time around.

• Next Game: vs. Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

8.Tampa Bay Buccaneers (10)

They didn’t do enough to win, but had they played anyone other than the Bills Sunday, they probably would have. Then again, they probably wouldn’t have run the ball 39 times (202 yards and three touchdowns) against anyone else, either. Tampa Bay has one of the few offenses that can move the ball well passing and rushing.

• Next Game: @ Los Angeles Rams, Sunday, November 23 @ 8:20 p.m. EST

7. San Francisco 49ers (12)

Brock Purdy was back and he looked better than ever going 19-26 for 200 yards and three touchdowns. The 49ers scored 41 points with Purdy only throwing for 200 yards and Christian McCaffrey getting just 81on the ground compared to almost 500 yards of offense by the Cardinals. It isn’t the yards that matter, but what you do with them—and the 49ers did a lot with a little.

• Next Game:  vs. Carolina Panthers, Monday, November 24 @ 8:15 p.m. EST

6. Denver Broncos (9)

The Broncos have won eight in a row without even playing their best football on a regular basis. This game was a great example of what Bo Nix can become (24-37 for 295 yards). No touchdowns, but he had no picks and the offense did what was needed to get a huge win over the Chiefs.

• Next Game: @ Washington Commanders, Sunday, November 30 @ 8:20 p.m. EST

5. New England Patriots (4)

The Patriots didn’t do anything wrong last week, but they didn’t have an impressive game against a weak Miami Dolphins team while the Bills had a dominant performance against a solid Tampa Bay Buccaneers squad.

• Next Game: @ Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

4. Buffalo Bills (5)

With 44 points, three passing touchdowns, three rushing scores, and 300+ yards passing, surely these guys did enough to jump up to No. 1, right? Eh, the two interceptions hurt and they didn’t really try to establish the run, which had been working so well lately.

It was a solid performance, but I still like the Seahawks, Colts, and Rams more.

• Next Game: @ Houston Texans, Thursday, November 20 @ 8:15 p.m. EST

3. Seattle Seahawks (3)

This game was the good and the bad version of Sam Darnold. The team had 400+ yards of offense and Darnold contributed 279 in the passing game. However, he had four interceptions and no touchdown passes. Take away the picks, and they probably win the game, and they are the new No. 1.

• Next Game:  @ Tennessee Titans, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

2. Indianapolis Colts (2)

The Colts had the week off after their big game against the Falcons. They’ll be put to the test this week when they head to Kansas City to take on the Chiefs, who are coming off a 22-19 loss to the Denver Broncos and are in danger of not making the playoffs this season.

• Next Game: @ Kansas City Chiefs, Sunday, November 23 @ 1 p.m. EST

1. Los Angeles Rams (1)

It wasn’t an overly impressive performance by the Rams' offense, with not even 250 yards of total offense, but they did the most with it, scoring three touchdowns. With the Colts inactive and since they beat the Seahawks, there wasn’t a better team to slide into the No. spot, so they stayed.

• Next Game: vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Sunday, November 23 @ 8:20 p.m. EST

Top Five NFL Passing Offenses

• Arizona Cardinals: Jacoby Brissett, 47-57 for 452 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions—Jacoby! Jacoby! Jacoby! Where on Earth did this 450+ yard day come from? I thought the 49ers were supposed to have decent defense (I guess now).

• Carolina Panthers: Bryce Young, 31-45 for 448 yards and three touchdowns— Back in college, I thought Bryce Young was good enough to have a day like this, but since he’s been in the NFL? No way. It’s about time, Bryce.

• Buffalo Bills: Josh Allen, 19-30 for 317 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions—We expect these types of days from Josh Allen every week, but preferably without the interceptions.

• Denver Broncos: Bo Nix, 24-37 for 295 yards-- The run game wasn’t working, so Bo Nix stuck to the passing game and made Kansas City pay. But it would be nice if more drives ended in touchdowns over field goals.

• New England Patriots: I have to be honest—I expected more from Drake Maye in this game against a poor Jets team. There’s nothing wrong with going 25-34 for 281 yards and a score, but I expected better.

Top Five NFL Rushing Offenses 

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 39 carries for 202 yards and three touchdowns—they faced the Buffalo Bills and their porous run defense. So, of course, they focused on the run game.

• Jacksonville Jaguars: 47 carries for 192 yards and four touchdowns—I’m a little surprised by this one, primarily because the Chargers laid such a complete egg on both sides of the ball. But kudos to the Jaguars for having the talent to take advantage of the Chargers in this game.

• Baltimore Ravens: 30 carries for 184 yards and two touchdowns—The Ravens need to quit trying to turn Lamar Jackson into a passing quarterback. He’s a dual threat that is much more valuable as a runner. At least they handed the ball to Derek Henry enough for him to have a 100+ yard day.

• Washington Commanders: 33 carries for 172 yards—five players chipped in at least one carry to make this total happen, led by Chris Rodriguez, who had 15 carries for 79 yards.

• Miami Dolphins: 31 carries for 169 yards and a touchdown—For the first time this season, De’Vonn Achane had back-to-back solid weeks in the run game, gaining 100+ yards in both (21 carries for 120 yards this week vs. the Commanders.

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