🔥 The NFL’s Top 10 Offenses Of 2022

After the NFL's unprecedented offseason, we count down the top 10 offenses heading into 2022. [View in browser]( [FOX SPORTS INSIDER WITH MARTIN ROGERS] In today’s FOX Sports Insider with Eric D. Williams: Patrick Mahomes has some shiny new wide receiving targets while the Raiders landed their own stud WR — see where their teams land in the top 10 offenses ... the new U.S. Women’s National Team roster is unveiled ... and more! Patrick Mahomes lost his best receiver during the offseason, when the Kansas City Chiefs traded electric playmaker Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins. But for Mahomes, that just means more opportunities for new pass-catchers JuJu Smith-Schuster and Marquez Valdes-Scantling. "The whole receiving room is going to have big days," Mahomes told reporters last month. "And I think that can be something we can use to our advantage." Although Mahomes hasn’t garnered as much national media attention as Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Josh Allen this offseason, the expectation is that the Kansas City QB will direct one of the best offenses in the league this season, even without Hill. That said, let's rank the top 10 offenses in the NFL heading into the 2022 season. 10. Las Vegas Raiders After making the playoffs for the first time since 2016, the Raiders moved on from interim head coach Rich Bisaccia, replacing him with longtime New England Patriots offensive guru Josh McDaniels. Derek Carr leads the offense, and the Pro Bowl quarterback will get a lift from McDaniels, who usually finds ways to make his signal-caller more efficient and productive. Another big addition is first-team All-Pro wideout Davante Adams, Carr's former teammate at Fresno State. Their reunion gives Las Vegas one of the best quarterback-receiver combos in the league. Add playmakers in running back Josh Jacobs, tight end Darren Waller and receiver Hunter Renfrow, and you can understand why the Raiders are poised to generate more than the 22 points per game they averaged last season. 9. Jacksonville Jaguars Young quarterbacks usually make a jump in their second seasons in the NFL, so Trevor Lawrence figures to be more confident and comfortable after a shaky rookie year. Lawrence should benefit from former NFL quarterback and Super Bowl champion Doug Pederson taking over as head coach and Mike McCoy, who worked with Peyton Manning and Philip Rivers, serving as quarterbacks coach. Jacksonville also will have more playmakers on offense with the addition of receivers Christian Kirk and Zay Jones, tight end Evan Engram and guard Brandon Scherff. Better complementary talent should lead to a more efficient Lawrence in his second season. Reports from Jacksonville camp have been bullish on an improved Jaguars’ offense, so we’ll take the bait. 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But when you lose eight starters from the best defense in the country, you’ve got a lot of work to do. Yes, Georgia re-loaded with 5-star talent all over the roster, but they lost 15 players to the NFL, and oh yeah, 12 more players transferred. But don’t cry for Kirby Smart, who had a top-three recruiting class by every recruiting service. This number was 11.5 at other shops and was quickly bet down. Assuming Georgia doesn’t slip up in the opener against Oregon as 17.5-point favorites, keep an eye on the South Carolina game. The Gamecocks will have transfer Spencer Rattler at QB, lead the SEC with 15 recruiters starters and Georgia has dominated the series of late, winning seven straight and the last two by a combined 68-3. You have to circle the underdog in that matchup. Within the conference, Tennessee, Kentucky and Florida all return their quarterbacks and are offenses that will move the ball against a revamped Georgia defense. 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