Detroit Lions' Offense Still Ranks Among the Elite — But Barely
Summary
The Detroit Lions finished last in their division in the 2025-26 NFL season but still have one of the better offenses in the league. Experts rank their offense as the 10th best going into the 2026-27 season, though the team faces challenges with consistency and recent player changes.Key Facts
- The Lions ended the 2025-26 season at the bottom of the NFC North division.
- Their offense was considered one of the best before last season and remains ranked 10th now.
- Analyst Ben Arthur noted the Lions’ offense is talented but might take time to improve.
- Running back Isiah Pacheco joined the team as the second running back, replacing David Montgomery who was traded.
- The team changed players on their offensive line, including moving star player Penei Sewell to a new position.
- Jared Goff is the Lions’ quarterback and had games where the offense performed very well but also struggled at times.
- Drew Petzing is the new offensive coordinator, expected to help improve team consistency.
- The NFL Draft and free agency are mostly completed for the 2026 season, so teams are shaping their core rosters.
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