When watching NFL games, it is always interesting to watch explosive offenses play because that puts points up on the scoreboard.
It is also very interesting to think about which offense is the greatest in NFL history.
Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner recently joined the Pat McAfee Show Thursday to give his take on which offense is the best ever.
“I would argue that I think our offense was the greatest offense the league has ever seen,” Warner said.
"I would always argue that I think our offense was the greatest offense the league has ever seen." ?
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Warner is of course referring to the 1999 St. Louis Rams, who are known as “The Greatest Show on Turf.”
On that offense was Warner, Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk, Hall of Fame wide receiver Isaac Bruce, and likely Hall of Fame wide receiver Torry Holt.
Together, they helped St. Louis lead the league in total offense (400.8 yards per game), passing yards per game (272.1 yards per game), and points per game (32.9).
Simply put, it was a dominant showing almost every time they stepped foot onto the field.
Other offenses like the 2013 Denver Broncos led by Peyton Manning or the 2007 New England Patriots led by Tom Brady are going to get some support.
But the St. Louis Rams were actually able to win a Super Bowl in the year that they were so prolific on offense.
Both of those other teams ended up losing in the Super Bowl.
The records and numbers that were set by the Rams during their height will not be forgotten for a long, long time.
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