Elite Fantasy Producing Teams: These team are the cream of the crop. You can take almost any offensive fantasy position from these teams and plug them in as a starter on your fantasy squad– they’re that good.

1. Indianapolis Colts - Go ahead, name a position where they aren’t exceptional? Can’t do it can you. These guys have pro-bowlers all over their offense.
2. Kansas City Chiefs - A team with as many potent weapons as Green, Holmes, and Gonzalez shouldn’t be this bad. They still don’t have a go-to receiver who isn’t pretending to be a TE.
3. Denver Broncos - Jake Plummer pulled it together last season and is elevating everyone’s game. We don’t need no Clinton Portis
4. Green Bay Packers - I know, this one’s shocking, but you can’t deny the talent at the skill positions. Walker, Ferguson, Franks, Green, and that one guy who wears #4.

Great Fantasy Producing Teams: These offenses definitely pack a wallop. Though they aren’t as good as the group above, they definitely deserve a second look for the talent they have.

5. St. Louis Rams - This team is still great but is aging rapidly. Gone are the days of Marshall Faulk , the Steven Jackson era begins. Bruce and Holt are still holding strong.
6. Minnesota Vikings - Despite the loss of Moss, the Vikings still have Culpepper and a crop of quality receivers to take his place. Now, if they can only get their running game in track.
7. Seattle Seahawks - Two words: Shaun Alexander. Arguably the best back in the league. Darrell Jackson has been solid but overshadowed by Alexander.
8. Philadelphia Eagles - With Brain Westbrook emerging as a poor mans Marshall Faulk, the Eagles have the passer, receiver and now the runner.

Good Fantasy Producing Teams: These offenses contain flashes of brilliance and domination in a few positions. There are many players to be found here and even have the potential to take their teams to the next level.

9. San Diego Chargers - There’s no denying that L.T. and Gates are the future. What the Chargers lack is a consistent passing game. We’ll take one more helping of Drew Brees before we get excited.
10. New England Patriots - The addition of Corey Dillon really launched them as a respectable offensive team. Brady is consistent and will lead any receiver he throws to respectability.
11. Oakland Raiders - In one short off-season, the Raiders vaulted themselves into the offensive elite. Randy Moss and Lamont Jordan help shore-up a suspect offense.
12. Cincinnati Bengals - I know, this looks totally weird, yet, here they are. Chad Johnson, Rudi Johnson, Carson Palmer, and TJ Houshmanzedah. Need I say more?
13. New York Jets - Fueled by Curtis Martins monster season last year, Chad Pennington and company are looking to put more points on the board this year.
14. Pittsburgh Steelers - Despite his consistent play last year, Big Ben’s play wasn’t all that offensively inspiring. This year, he looks to hook up with Hines Ward much more often.

Average Fantasy Producing Teams: As a whole, these offense aren’t too spectacular, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have some talent that will catch your attention.

15. Detroit Lions - Without the assistance of experience, the Lions have all the potential to leap frog just about anyone on the list. Right now, they’ve got some growing to do.
16. Carolina Panthers - A healthy Carolina team is hard to come by. On paper, they are pretty solid at each skill position. Even without all-star Mushin Muhammed, the Panthers get back Steve Smith and Deshaun Foster. Not bad.
17. Houston Texans - A young team with loads of potential stars waiting to break through. David Carr, Domanick Davis, and Andre Johnson anchor this team waiting to bust out.
18. New Orleans Saints - Sporadic Aaron Brooks can’t keep Joe Horn and Duce Mcallister from shining.
19. Tennessee Titans - Salary cap has hit the Titans very hard, especially on offense. The only respectable player they had, Derrick Mason, bolted for the Ravens. This year they will rely on young, untested players.
20. Baltimore Ravens - No, this isn’t a type-o. If Kyle Boller can hook-up with Derrick Mason, the Ravens may just be an offensive threat too.
21. Atlanta Falcons - You can never count a team with Michael Vick out. His presence, instantly makes all those around him better.
22. Dallas Cowboys - Drew Bledsoe is a definite upgrade but he still doesn’t have anyone to throw to. Julius Jones will be the go-to guy for the Cowboys this season.

Bad Fantasy Producing Teams: Despite the presence of a few good players, these offense will definitely have there struggles.

23. Arizona Cardinals - Something tells me that Kurt Warner isn’t the fix in Arizona. They still Have Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin, but look who’s throwing to them?
24. Buffalo Bills - Willis Mcgahee and Lee Evans are potential long term stars but the Bills have bugger fish to fry, such as; is JP Losman the answer?
25. Jacksonville Jaguars - It’s Byron Leftwich’s team and that’s about it. “Fragile” Fred Taylor injured himself the other day brushing his teeth.
26. New York Giants - Despite marquee names, the Giants have had little production. If Manning really comes into his own, they could really do some damage.
27. Cleveland Browns - This team added Rueben Droughns, Braylon Edwards and Trent Dilfer this off-season. A major up-grade but will it pay off?
28. Washington Redskins - Clinton Portis. Yup, that’s the list!

The Rest: Uuuuuugggghhhhhh!

29. Chicago Bears - Mushin Muhammed and Cedric Benson make this team a twenty times better than last season. Too bad they can’t do any better than, Rex Grossman.
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - One more season of Brian Griese may just kill us!
31. Miami Dolphins - If you were Ricky Williams, would you want to return to this team? Me neither!
32. San Francisco 49ers - If is weren’t for Eric Johnson last season, the 49ers would have been #33 on this list.