Power-Ranking Every NFL Offense After the 2022 Draft

Let's take a look.2021 Rankings: 32nd in total yards, 30th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Pep HamiltonThe Houston Texans offense was tough to watch at times in 2021 and posted the third-worst OSRS in the league. New York tied for the league's worst OSRS last season, and it really isn't much better on paper now.2021 Rankings: 29th in total yards, 26th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Dave RagoneThe Atlanta Falcons have some interesting pieces that could give them a potent offense in the future.2021 first-round pick Kyle Pitts looks to be an elite tight end after topping 1,000 yards as a rookie. Aside from Pitts, Atlanta's most reliable veteran is 31-year-old runner/receiver Cordarrelle Patterson.Top veteran receiver Calvin Ridley is serving an indefinite suspension for gambling on the NFL.This will be a transition year for the Falcons, and their first season post-Ryan will be a rough one offensively.2021 Rankings: 30th in total yards, 29th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Ben McAdooCarolina Panthers head coach Matt Rhule is firmly on the hot seat heading into the 2022 season, and his team will need to show marked improvement for him to retain his job.The Panthers had one of the league's worst offenses last season—they had the second-worst OSRS in the NFC—and it's fair to wonder if the unit is much better now. It's more likely, though, that Seattle experiences some significant struggles their first season without Wilson.2021 Rankings: 22nd in total yards, 25th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Ben JohnsonThe Detroit Lions offense was mostly underwhelming in 2021, finishing with the fifth-worst OSRS in the NFC. If Wentz can't regain his Pro Bowl form, Washington's offense will again stumble.2021 Rankings: 27th in total yards, 32nd in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Press TaylorAs is the case with Fields in Chicago, fans are about to find out just how much coaching can make a difference for Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence.The former Clemson star and 2021 No. 1 overall pick has generational talent but suffered through a brutal rookie campaign. There's a lot of potential with this unit, but the Jags still have to put everything together on the field.2021 Rankings: 28th in total yards, 19th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Pete CarmichaelThe New Orleans Saints enter 2022 with plenty of questions offensively. If Winston and/or backup Andy Dalton cannot play at a high level, though, we're likely to see the sort of inconsistent offense we saw last season.2021 Rankings: 26th in total yards, 28th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Mike LaFleurLike Lawrence, New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson showed more potential than production as a rookie last season. Along with first-round cornerback Ahmad Gardner, New York landed an impressive early draft haul."You could argue that the Jets got the best players in this draft class at three of the four most important positions in the game," Doug Farrar of USA Today tweeted.The Jets also added guard Laken Tomlinson in free agency while supercharging their tight end room with C.J. Uzomah, Tyler Conklin and rookie Jeremy Ruckert.New York suddenly has a loaded skill position group and an offensive line boasting three former first-round picks (Tomlinson, Alijah Vera-Tucker and Mekhi Becton).Everything this season will come down to Wilson's progress under second-year coordinator Mike LaFleur. Until Tagovailoa proves that he is "the guy," however, it's hard to get overly excited about Miami.2021 Rankings: 15th in total yards, fifth in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Bill Belichick (head coach)The future is already here for the New England Patriots, who had a rookie Pro Bowler in quarterback Mac Jones last season. The passing game may be a little more potent after trading for DeVante Parker and drafting Tyquan Thornton in the second round.The new receivers join a group that already included Kendrick Bourne, Jakobi Meyers, Nelson Agholor, Hunter Henry and Jonnu Smith.Of course, the strength of the Patriots offense is its backfield, which boasts Damien Harris, Rhamondre Stevenson, James White and rookie fourth-round pick Pierre Strong Jr. The Patriots are perfectly suited to lean on the run and utilize play-action while complementing their fourth-ranked defense.The loss of offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels could have a negative impact, as the creative play-caller departed to take the head-coaching job with the Raiders. New England has yet to name an offensive coordinator and may utilize a collaborative effort led by head coach Bill Belichick.It remains to be seen if the Patriots will remain as adaptable from week to week without McDaniels, but they've traditionally done an excellent job of plugging coaching holes and plodding on.2021 Rankings: 23rd in total yards, 21st in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Matt CanadaOn paper, the Pittsburgh Steelers have a loaded skill-position group, headlined by wideout Diontae Johnson and rookie Pro Bowl running back Najee Harris. The drafting of center Tyler Linderbaum in the first round will help, but the Ravens allowed a whopping 57 sacks in 2021.Health will be paramount for the Ravens, who could potentially field a top offense but who also might have a middle-of-the-pack scoring unit like last year.2021 Rankings: 17th in total yards, 15th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Todd DowningThe Tennessee Titans traded away top wideout A.J. Brown during the draft, which didn't exactly sit well with quarterback Ryan Tannehill. If the three-time Pro Bowler is on the field for most of the season, however, Cleveland has the potential to feature a top-10 unit.We're splitting the difference and ranking the Browns 16th, thought they could either finish the season far better or much worse depending on how things play out with Watson.2021 Rankings: seventh in total yards, 13th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Kyle Shanahan (head coach)The San Francisco 49ers also have some questions at quarterback. However, there are too many questions right now and too many established quarterbacks around the league put them any higher than this.2021 Rankings: eighth in total yards, 11th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Kliff Kingsbury (head coach)The Arizona Cardinals fielded a top-10 offense in 2021, but a couple of developments could have them falling a bit in 2022.For one, Arizona lost standout running back Chase Edmonds to the Dolphins in free agency. The 23-year-old led the NFL with 1,811 rushing yards and scored 20 combined rushing and receiving touchdowns.As a unit, the Colts ranked sixth in the AFC in OSRS.Indy's offense might be even better this year with Matt Ryan coming in to replace Wentz at quarterback. As things stand, Philadelphia could still challenge the Dallas Cowboys for the top offense in the division.2021 Rankings: first in total yards, first in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Kellen MooreThe Cowboys fielded the league's best statistical offense in 2021, but they appear poised for a serious step backward this season.Dallas traded away Amari Cooper and lost fellow wideout Cedrick Wilson Jr. in free agency. Their 13-10 loss to the 49ers in the divisional round is a prime example.The departure of offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett could also be a factor, though new coordinator Adam Stenavich has been with the organization since 2019.2021 Rankings: ninth in total yards, seventh in scoring (tied)Offensive Coordinator: Liam CoenThe Rams had a Super Bowl-winning offense in 2021 thanks in large part to the acquisition of quarterback Matthew Stafford.The unit is loaded with weapons like league-leading receiver Cooper Kupp, Van Jefferson, Tyler Higbee and running back Cam Akers—who should be healthy after missing most of 2021 with a torn Achilles before returning for the playoffs. Don't be surprised if Wilson makes an MVP push in his first season with the Broncos.2021 Rankings: 11th in total yards, 18th in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Mick LombardiThe Raiders had a very good offense in 2021 despite struggling to run the ball consistently. It would require multiple serious injuries for Los Angeles to fall outside of the top 10 by season's end.2021 Rankings: 13th in total yards, seventh in scoring (tied)Offensive Coordinator: Brian CallahanThe Cincinnati Bengals are loaded with offensive talent, from 2021 Offensive Rookie of the Year Ja'Marr Chase and fellow wideouts Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd to running back Joe Mixon and understudy Samaje Perine.Cincinnati also signed tight end Hayden Hurst to help replace C.J. Uzomah, who left for the Jets in free agency.Oh, and the Bengals still have quarterback Joe Burrow, who was inexplicably a Pro Bowl snub in 2021. Different doesn't always mean worse, and Mahomes will still have plenty of weapons at his disposal.Valdes-Scantling and Hardman have enough speed to keep defenses honest, and while Hill is a difficult weapon to replace, Kansas City will be just fine offensively this season.Barring a serious injury or a complete meltdown by Mahomes, the Chiefs will have a top-five attack in 2022.2021 Rankings: second in total yards, second in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Byron LeftwichOh, Tom Brady. It's family over there."Tampa ranked second in the NFL in OSRS last season, and unless Father Time finally lands a hard right hook on Brady, the Bucs aren't going to slip much if at all in 2022.2021 Rankings: fifth in total yards, third in scoringOffensive Coordinator: Ken DorseyThe Buffalo Bills offense was dynamic, explosive and dangerous in 2021, finishing in the top five in both points and yards and finishing third in the AFC in OSRS.