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I've got a new haircut. Joy doesn't, but it still looks fabulous. It's great to have you in Mark's Lair with them about five minutes.

In Denver. So yesterday, joy, the end of the show. I was really I found this tedious. I like lists. Yes. I'm very much. Oh, you are very, very bothered by this list. Yeah. Yeah. I like all the

time lists. All time. Like that. I like this stuff. It's what I'm into. So the athletic is a subscription service with a bunch of sports riders, right?

And they ranked every offense one to 32. I found it so outrageous. They had Kansas City one in Washington 32. Outside of that, it was I thought it was a mess.

How and God's name it could have Cleveland at 18, which is the Noah's Ark of the NFL. They got two of everything. They got Tennessee at nine. What?

Ryan Tania. They have Seattle five Seattle as the 28th ranked offense. Rashad Peneat running backs been a bust. And if not, basically Seattle's offense, which looks like a 1984 offense is

where bait water is coming onto the ship, Russell, bail it and get us to the end zone. So I am going to present before I get to Mark Slareth to me, the 10 best offenses.

A very redeemable list here. Let's just go one through 10. Let's start. These are the 10 best offenses in the NFL. That's not even argue about Kansas City number one. Okay, not only is Andy Reed, the best schematic guy in the NFL, along with Sean Payton.

They had the number one scoring offense for their skill. People made the pro bowl Patrick Maholmes as a baby had the highest pass rating in the history and the most passing yards per game in NFL history.

303. This is it. This is this is this is like the greatest show on turf, but way more talented. Let's not let's not argue over this. Number two. Number two. The Ravens. Listen, they ran for 3300 yards. That was the most in the NFL.

They're the first team since 1950 in a passing league to throw for over 200 yards of game and to rush on average for over 200 yards of game. And by the way, the critics of Lamar Jackson. Here's all you need to know.

Not in the first half of the season when everybody's seen film on him in the second half of the season, the final eight games. You know what he was 25 TDs one pick pass or eight 130. He's getting better folks. He's not getting worse.

Number three. There's a drop off now and it goes to the Saints. Okay, it's KC Baltimore. Saints don't throw the ball deep down field because it drew breeze has limitations throwing the ball, but they were the third highest scoring offense.

Uh Michael Thomas is hard to cover. They added an Emanuel Sanders who's a savvy smart veteran who will step right in and make 75 catches. I like their offensive line a lot. And again, like Kansas City schematically. They're kind of on a different level.

Number four. I don't even know how you dispute this Tampa and I think they may be better, but I just don't know if they'll be better early. So I'll give it to New Orleans at three.

They have the best receiving core in the league. Chris Godwin and Mike Evans. I think they have the best tight end group in the league. I thought they were thin. It running back and they drafted it and they addressed it.

They also solved right tackle. Grunk, maybe one of the best blocking tight ends in football. So he'll be terrific in the red zone and Bruce Ariens will challenge Tom to air it out. I like him a lot. Number five.

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