NFL power rankings: Which teams will have the best passing attack this season?

2. Los Angeles Chargers

Last year’s number three passing offense didn’t even get the best version of Justin Herbert possible. In fact, 2022 was somewhat of a step back for Herbert by comparison to his first two seasons.

Herbert threw for fewer yards than he did in 2021 and also finished with the fewest amount of touchdown passes he’s had since entering the league in 2020. In Year 4, though, Herbert looks poised to raise it up a notch.

Hopefully, the team can have Keenan Allen and Mike Williams both healthy and on the field not just for Week 1, but for the remainder of the season. Los Angeles also added first-round rookie Quentin Johnston this year, giving Herbert an abundance of weapons to work with.

Let’s also not forget that the Chargers have one of the most well-rounded running backs in the game in Austin Ekeler, who is always a threat to catch and run.

This is an important season for Herbert and the Chargers. He wants to get paid this next offseason. The Chargers need a playoff berth. It’s come to the point where there’s been enough mediocrity from such a talented roster. The league’s number two passing offense will reside in L.A. this season.