Best offense in NFL history

[PHX]

Made one for defense so guess I'll make one for offense. Would have to go with the Rams from 1999-2001. Were just stacked with the best running back in the league in Faulk probably the best QB in warner and two of the best WR's in Holt and Bruce with an amazing o-line.

 

[No More Sorrow]

I agree with you on the Rams, I'd also throw in the Patriots from 07. Year they broke pretty much every offensive record.

 

[No More Sorrow]

I'd even include the 49ers from the mid 90's. Steve Young/Jerry rice combo, one of the best combos ever.

 

[Kiffy Lube]

The '98 Vikings.

 

[We Are Legion]

2007 Pats. Never seen anything like that. They destroyed everything in their path and no one really stood a chance. Brady and Moss were just so in synch that year, Moss was at the top of his game, and they had unbelievable chemistry. It wasn't ever fair most of the time. Quite honestly the most lethal passing attack I've ever seen.

The Rams' offense was more versatile though. They had an excellent rushing attack and Faulk who could catch the ball too. Faulk really had arguably the greatest year any RB ever has.

 

[The New F'n Show]

Toss up between Rams and Browns back in the 50's.

 

[PHX]

That's pretty much what made me pick them over the Pats. As amazing as the Pats were that year on that side of the ball they still didn't have a respectable running game. So they knew the pass was coming they just couldn't do shit about it. Rams though had many ways to put up numbers on you Warner passing to his WR's Faulk running or catching the ball. So defenses were screwed either way. Those early-mid 90's Cowboys offense are worth honorable mentions.

 

[No More Sorrow]

Maybe the Colts as well in 2005 with Peyton and Marvin Harrison. And that offense had a respectable running game with Edgerin James as well.

 

[MrMister]

Dallas boasts the all time leading rusher, the greatest offensive line of all time, HOF QB, HOF WR, and Jay Novacek. Not sure how it gets better than that.

Homer pick for sure, but honestly this offense was unstoppable for 3 out of 4 years. The year they failed was the year they ran into a buzzsaw in the 94 Niners, another all time great offense. But it was the Dallas mistakes that lost them that game (they almost came back and won that game btw).

90s Cowboys
94 Niners
89 Niners
99-01 Rams
98 Broncos
98 Vikings
90s Bills
83 Redskins
07 Patriots
Saints or Colts

 

[PHX]

Can't argue against the Cowboys it's not everyday you have Hall Of Fame spots in every skill position on offense. That o-line was pretty amazing even if it did have the notorious Leon Lett lol

 

[MrMister]

Lett was on the D-line. Poor guy gets remembered for two hilariously boneheaded mistakes despite being a pretty damn good defensive lineman.

Really all those offense I listed I have no problem with people thinking they're the best. As a Cowboys fan though, I gotta go with my team. They are a legitimately great offense though.

Those Bills teams were crazy good too. They might be the best team to never win a Super Bowl. Sucks when you had to face the NFC East at its all time best in the Giants, Skins, and Cowboys. HOF QB, HOF RB, and soon to be HOF WR (Andre Reed some year will make it). Great offensive line.

 

[PHX]

Have no idea why I linked Lett with the o-line but yeah one of the rare causes where he gets treated like a kicker does for being remembered more for a fuck up than the good they did.

At this rate I think the present day Packers will be in consideration for this but like the Pats from 07 have no run game.

 

[MrMister]

The Packers are better from what I've seen. A lot of the Patriots that year was BOMB TO MOSS. Packers have a lot of bombs too, but Rodgers is spreading it around to everyone. It's insane what he's done so far. They didn't have to try and they kicked Detroit's ass.

I still would call the Packers an all time great offense if they keep this up, but most of all I will call Rodgers's season THE greatest of all time.

 

[PHX]

True you can't even say if we stop this guy or this guy on the Packers WR core that they can win the game since he could make a guy in the stands look like a pro bowl WR at this point. Rodgers is just crazy good at using anybody who can possibly get open.

 

[MrMister]

Teams also just refuse to cover the white guy. Nelson had a few drops Thursday, but usually he's wide open. You can't double Jennings that's for sure because Nelson, Finley, and/or Jones will murder you.

One thing I don't get is teams still bite on play action. By now the news should be out that Rodgers is awesome and who cares if Starks gains 2-5 yards on the ground. If you bite you probably just gave up a 60 yard TD.