Top 10 NFL Teams with the Best Offenses Going Into the 2020-21 Season

To me, without a doubt, the best offense has to be the Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes proves that no lead is safe, and with Andy Reid, it's an unfair duo for the rest of the league. Travis Kelce is the best tight end in the league, and Tyreek Hill is a nightmare to contain.

Mecole Hardman, Demarcus Robinson, Sammy Watkins, and Clyde Edwards-Helaire round out an offense that is deadly from every angle with no signs of slowing down. They can put points on the board - just ask the Texans, Titans, and 49ers about how dynamic this offense is. They didn't do much in the draft, but they didn't really need to fix an offense that's not broken to begin with.

The Ravens' offense is scary good, mostly thanks to Lamar Jackson, but Mark Ingram, Marquise Brown, and Mark Andrews also contribute. This team has one main method of attack, and that is the run. They run like crazy.

Lamar Jackson is unlike anything we've seen before, and if they can repeat last year, look out NFL. The only weakness I see is if you stop their run game, you stop them dead in their tracks.

With Drew Brees at the helm, the Saints' offense is top 10 material. However, I'll argue that what makes them top 3 in my book is what they did without Brees. Teddy Bridgewater was undefeated. Not to discredit Brees, but Bridgewater got the job done.

Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara deserve credit, and adding Emmanuel Sanders only makes things more interesting. There's really not a lot to hate about the Saints' offense.

Sure, the Cowboys failed to make the playoffs last season, but I'd argue it was the defense more than anything that kept them out. That offense was second in DVOA, first in yards per play, and fourth in offensive yards per play.

You can't ask for much more production than what the Cowboys had. Dak is a decent QB, and with guys like Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, Zeke, and now CeeDee Lamb, that offense just got even better. These guys can put up big numbers. If they fail to make the playoffs, it won't be the fault of the offense unless everyone has a step-back season.

The Bucs have a legitimate core on offense and the most accomplished quarterback in Tom Brady. Last year, he had a down year, but New England also had a very poor receiving corps. Now in Tampa, Brady will have Gronk back, and Chris Godwin, Mike Evans, OJ Howard, and even Ronald Jones to an extent will make for what should be an exciting team to watch.

The question is, how will Brady adapt now that he's with Arians and not Belichick? Also, Brady isn't getting any younger.

The 49ers don't have as many big names as some of the other teams. Jimmy Garoppolo is serviceable, but he's no Pat Mahomes. What the Niners have is versatility, speed, and a coach who can bring it all together. George Kittle is a game changer, and Brandon Aiyuk could play a role.

Despite Debo Samuel being out for some time, they have Raheem Mostert. This will be an exciting team to watch for sure.

Arizona, you can thank Bill O'Brien's stupidity for making this list. The Cardinals' offense just picked up some major firepower in DeAndre Hopkins. I'm not sold on Kliff Kingsbury's Air Raid scheme, but you can't deny the talent here is formidable.

Larry Fitzgerald is somehow still going strong. Meanwhile, Kenyan Drake and Christian Kirk make for a well-rounded group. This is assuming Kyler Murray makes a big leap in year two. The pieces are here for something interesting.

The Browns have some of the best skill position players in the NFL. While they didn't show it last year, it was partly because of an awful offensive line and Freddie Kitchens being unfit for a head coaching role. Baker Mayfield regressed, but those first two factors contributed to the problem.

This Browns team addressed some of their issues by bringing in Kevin Stefanski and adding protection for Baker in Jack Conklin and Jedrick Wills. The record doesn't show it, but last year Jarvis Landry (83 catches, 1,174 yards, six touchdowns) and Odell Beckham (74 catches, 1,034 yards, four touchdowns) were among the league's most productive receiving tandems.

Add in Nick Chubb, Kareem Hunt, and Austin Hooper, and this is a legitimate lineup of talent. As long as Baker Mayfield has a solid year, there's promise in Cleveland.

Here we have a potential dark horse offense. The Broncos could have something going. Drew Lock, I feel, is a little raw still only because he's played five games so far. He still has a lot to prove, but that should be easy with the surrounding cast.

Including Courtland Sutton, Noah Fant, Phillip Lindsay, veteran Melvin Gordon, and rookie Jerry Jeudy, there's some firepower with that group for sure.