Our analysts ranked all 32 NFL offenses, and we used those choices to create consensus rankings. Below are Andrew Erickson’s NFL Offense Rankings, complete with notes about several of his selections.

• Matthew Freedman’s NFL Offense Rankings

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Andrew Erickson’s NFL Offense Rankings

7. Denver Broncos

The Broncos somehow managed to finished 12th in positive EPA/dropback last season despite rolling out below-average QBs. The credit goes to the vast array of talent skill players in Mile High, ranging from WR Courtland Sutton to RB Javonte Williams and TE Noah Fant. Adding Russell Wilson into the mix is what makes this team a Super Bowl-caliber roster because they finally have an offense that match their top-10 defense.

9. Arizona Cardinals

The Cardinals don’t have a great offensive line and they have yet to become a top-10 scoring offense in the Kliff Kingsbury regime, despite posting top-8 yardage numbers the past two seasons. Although there’s no denying the combination of Kingsbury and QB Kyler Murray has improved for three consecutive seasons. The Arizona QB posted career highs across the majority of passing efficiency marks in 2021 — including the No. 1 big-time throw rate (8.1%) from a clean pocket per PFF.

23. Washington Commanders

The Commanders have underrated group of skill players headlined by Terry McLaurin and Antonio Gibson, but injuries and shoddy quarterbacks — among other factors – have soured their perception. Carson Wentz is far from perfect, but his 27 passing touchdowns, 7 interceptions, and 67.9 PFF passing grade are miles better than Washington’s 20 passing touchdowns, 15 interceptions, and 58.3 PFF passing grade in 2021.

30. Seattle Seahawks

After losing out on the Baker Mayfield sweepstakes, Seattle will trot out a combination of Geno Smith/Drew Lock this season. Both guys have sub-80.0 career passer ratings. Russell Wilson‘s career passer rating (101.8) ranks second all-time among QBs with 100 starts.

32. Houston Texans

No team has a lower aggregated fantasy football ADP than the Houston Texans. Sure, Davis Mills performed above extremely low expectations last season, but this offense only has one reliable piece: Brandin Cooks.

Other Analyst NFL Offense Rankings

• Matthew Freedman’s NFL Offense Rankings
• Derek Brown’s NFL Offense Rankings
• Joe Pisapia’s NFL Offense Rankings
• Pat Fitzmaurice’s NFL Offense Rankings

Andrew Erickson’s 2022 Redraft Fantasy Football Rankings

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