NFL 2015: Ranking the 32 offenses
1. Green Bay Packers
The Green Bay Packers are the easy choice for the top spot. Heading into 2015, there is nobody on the same level as Aaron Rodgers. He is the best player in the game, superior to Tom Brady, Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning, While he may not throw for 5,000 yards like some, Rodgers can make plays with his feet and arm that absolutely astound. For that reason, the Packers are incredibly good.
For years, they were able to dominate without a rushing attack. Then they drafted Eddie Lacy in the second round back in 2013, and they became even more tough to defend. Lacy is a bowling ball with speed, able to rip through would-be tacklers. With Lacy and John Kuhn in the backfield, Green Bay is prepared to run over most front sevens that it comes across.
On the outside, the Packers have Jordy Nelson and were able to keep Randall Cobb in free agency. Cobb is something of a Swiss army knife, able to play in the slot and outside the numbers. Nelson made his first Pro Bowl in 2014, showcasing his surprising speed and superior route-running. The offensive line also gives Rodgers ample time to throw, with T.J. Lang, Josh Siton and Bryan Bulaga starring in that group.