With the NFL draft now complete, attention turns to which teams made the most significant offensive improvements, and Chase Daniel has strong opinions on the matter.
During a segment on FS1’s The Facility, the former NFL quarterback revealed his rankings of the top five NFC offenses heading into the upcoming season.
While numerous teams bolstered their offensive arsenals, Daniel highlighted several franchises that made particularly impressive changes and now possess considerable explosive potential.
“My Top 5 NFC Offenses: (Post Draft). 1) Eagles, 2) Lions, 3) Rams, 4) Commanders, 5) Bucs,” Daniel shared in his assessment.
My Top 5 NFC Offenses: (Post Draft)
1) Eagles2) Lions3) Rams4) Commanders5) Bucs pic.twitter.com/SSz9tAvBfG
— Chase Daniel (@ChaseDaniel) May 1, 2025
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers earned the fifth spot after making significant strides last season.
Baker Mayfield showed notable growth last season and is supported by a talented receiving corps featuring Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and now has rookie Emeka Egbuka.
The Washington Commanders secured the fourth spot, with Jayden Daniels impressing as a rookie.
Washington quickly surrounded him with talent, acquiring Laremy Tunsil to protect his blind side and Deebo Samuel to boost the receiving group. With Terry McLaurin, Brian Robinson, and a retooled offensive line, Washington’s offense has a high ceiling.
The Los Angeles Rams claimed third place, with Matthew Stafford continuing to thrive despite his age.
Puka Nacua’s breakout season and the addition of Davante Adams make their offense formidable. Under Sean McVay, the Rams’ potential continues to grow.
The Detroit Lions took second place, even after losing coordinator Ben Johnson.
Jared Goff, Jahmyr Gibbs, and David Montgomery lead a potent offense, with Amon-Ra St. Brown and others making a dynamic receiving corps. John Morton now steps into the play-calling role.
The Philadelphia Eagles took the top spot, bolstered by Saquon Barkley, forming a dangerous rushing attack.
With Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, and a strong offensive line, the Eagles remain built for dominance.
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