There's few things more excruciating for a fantasy football manager than watching one of your players waste away on a bad offense. Whether it's poor play-calling, offensive line play or an incompetent quarterback, even the best receivers and running backs can struggle to break through because of their circumstances.
We've already identified the teams to avoid in fantasy for that reason, and now it's the flip side of that coin. Here are five teams worth targeting in 2026 fantasy football drafts, as they could produce enough offensive fireworks to have several players worth rostering.
Los Angeles Chargers
The Chargers brought in OC Mike McDaniel to revitalize their offense after he did wonders with Tua Tagovailoa in Miami. Tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt are now
healthy as well, so it's full speed ahead for Justin Herbert, running back Omarion Hampton and receivers Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston. I'm targeting Johnston late in all my drafts, as he's the Chargers' undisputed deep threat with Herbert one of the NFL's best deep passers. Johnston is a steal at his current ADP.
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas has the NFL's most fearsome wide receiver duo in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, plus a surgically accurate quarterback in Dak Prescott. Javonte Williams is also coming off a career year as the team's lead running back, and his powerful style should continue to be a perfect complement to the high-flying pass game. All four players are worth targeting, but tight end Jake Ferguson is a fade at his current ADP as his game is touchdown-reliant and lacks the verticality of, say, Isaiah Likely or Juwan Johnson.
Chicago Bears
Ben Johnson has a case to be the NFL's brightest offensive mind, so it's wise to load up on Bears in drafts. D'Andre Swift is a perfect RB2 if you go WR heavy early. Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III have a big chance to outplay their ADP if Caleb Williams can take the leap many are expecting. And as for the tight end skyrocketing up draft boards, Colston Loveland has a chance for a Travis Kelce-type season if he can stay healthy and build off the momentum he had late last season.
Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jaguars' offense was a juggernaut down the stretch of 2025, with Trevor Lawrence playing the best football of his NFL career. It's only going up from there. Yes, Travis Etienne Jr. is gone, but Bhayshul Tuten has the explosiveness and power to more than fill the void. Parker Washington is also heading toward a career year after emerging as Lawrence's most trusted target. Brian Thomas Jr. is also worth a flier as a potential field-stretching, touchdown-reliant flex play.
New Orleans Saints
Tyler Shough was quietly one of the best quarterbacks in fantasy after taking over as the Saints' starter in 2025. He's mobile and an accurate passer who'll get the most out of Chris Olave and Juwan Johnson, the latter of which is an excellent late-round tight end pick. Etienne should also have a huge season on the ground as he's running behind a quality offensive line while Alvin Kamara works his way back from a sprained MCL.
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This article originally appeared on For The Win: 5 offenses to target in fantasy football drafts, including Chargers
