Greatest offense in NFL history

[NFBuck]

Who ya got?
Give me the '99 Rams "The Greatest Show on Turf". The way they came out of nowhere was ridiculous. A no-name QB(Warner), Faulk, Bruce, Holt, Az-Hakim and the lot were just sick and a ton of fun to watch. I got to watch the next few incarnations from 2000-2003 while living in St. Louis, but none lived up to the original. That group was unbelievable.
Honorable mention to 1998 Minnesota, 1984 Miami, 1983 Washington, 1981 Chargers, 1992 Cowboys and 1984 Niners.

 

[THEWOOD]

Dude, its the 2006 Chicago Bears....

 

[king rhabuf]

'06 Browns
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[BUCKYLE]

'06 Browns​

I think you misunderstood the question...:tongue2:

 

[The Man]

Who ya got?
Give me the '99 Rams "The Greatest Show on Turf".

agree, they were fun to watch.

 

[Flocka]

'84 fins

 

[sandgk]

An emotional attachment to the '98 Vikings - two Buckeyes (Carter and Smith) provided a lot of the catches and yards - though Moss received most of the headlines.

A tip of the hat to the '84 Dolphins - they were the greatest show on natural grass, before the dome-dwelling Rams were given the Barnum & Bailey like moniker. Besides which there was something just too overboard with that "Greatest Show on Turf" nickname, I was always wondering what would happen if the Rams had to play in less speed-friendly confines - like, say mud.

But, for my money the '84 49ers were one of the most polished and machine-like offenses I have seen. I think they get shorter thrift because of the value placed on their defense - and it is true that this was a beautifully balanced team, ranked top 2 on O and #1 on D. Besides which, they unseated that top-ranked '84 Phins Offense head-to-head in the Super Bowl.

 

[SanAntonioBuck]

I won some nice cheddar with the 1999 Rams.

 

[ScarletBlood31]

I remember how unstoppable Marshall Faulk was back in his day. That man could do it all.


I'd have to give the '05 Colts a mention, though. Manning, Harrison, Wayne, James, Clark, Stokely.

Of course, that particular group didn't win a super bowl, but as far as greatest offenses go, you can't deny them a spot on the list.

 

[king rhabuf]

for serious:

2000 rams were the best rams offense

1983 redskins
1998 vikings
1984 dolphins
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[Big Papa]

1992 Cowboys, also give a lot of props to the 99 Rams and 98 Vikings.

 

[Best Buckeye]

You all are forgetting about Terry Bradshaw's steelers with 4 SB's

 

[tyrus]

San Francisco in 89, when they killed Denver in the SB. Montana, Rice, Taylor, Jones, Craig, Rathman...the OL was dominating.

SF in 94/95 was pretty darn good also. Young, Rice, Taylor, Watters, Carter, Floyd, Jones.....

 

[BUCKYLE]

San Francisco in 89, when they killed Denver in the SB. Montana, Rice, Taylor, Jones, Craig, Rathman...the OL was dominating. ....

Yep.

 

[Jaxbuck]

San Francisco in 89, when they killed Denver in the SB. Montana, Rice, Taylor, Jones, Craig, Rathman...the OL was dominating.

SF in 94/95 was pretty darn good also. Young, Rice, Taylor, Watters, Carter, Floyd, Jones.....

First team that came to mind was the '94 Niners for me but the '89 team was probably just as good.