Five NFL teams poised for explosive offenses in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 2:59 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

As NFL teams seek to enhance their offensive firepower, several franchises are trending toward more explosive plays for the 2026 season. Notable candidates include the Los Angeles Chargers, who have undergone significant changes in their coaching staff, and the Kansas City Chiefs, who have reappointed Eric Bieniemy as offensive coordinator. The Chargers aim to blend their run and pass games under Mike McDaniel, while Kansas City's strategy involves transforming their ground game with the addition of Kenneth Walker III. Each team's ability to adapt and increase big play opportunities will be tested as the season progresses.
- •Los Angeles Chargers hire Mike McDaniel as head coach.
- •Kansas City Chiefs bring back Eric Bieniemy as offensive coordinator.
- •Chargers focus on blending run and pass game for explosiveness.
- •Chiefs add Kenneth Walker III for improved ground attack.
- •These teams aim to replicate successful offenses from recent seasons.
- 2:59 PMYahoo Sports — Five NFL teams that could be more explosive in 2026
"Every NFL team wants its offense to reel off more explosive plays. For these five franchises, that dream might actually be a reality.
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