21 TEAMS will have new Offensive Coordinators heading into the 2026 season - which is insane. Here is all of the new OCs sorted by Division:

Giants: Matt Nagy (Former Bears Head Coach and Chiefs OC)

Eagles: Sean Mannion (former Packers QB coach and NFL QB)

Commanders: David Blough (promoted from Commanders assistant QB coach)

Bears: Press Taylor (promoted from Bears passing game coordinator)

Lions: Drew Petzing (Former Cardinals OC)

Buccaneers: Zac Robinson (former Falcons OC)

Falcons: Tommy Rees (former Browns OC)

Cardinals: Nathaniel Hackett (former Broncos Head Coach and Packers defensive analyst)

Rams: Vacant

Seahawks: Vacant

Jets: Frank Reich (former Colts Head Coach and most recently Stanford interim Head Coach)

Dolphins: Bobby Slowik (former Dolphins senior passing game coordinator)

Bills: Pete Carmichael Jr. (former Broncos senior offensive assistant)

Ravens: Declan Doyle (former Bears OC)

Browns: Travis Switzer (former Ravens run game coordinator)

Steelers: Brian Angelichio (former Vikings tight ends coach and passing game coordinator)

Titans: Brian Daboll (former Bills OC and Giants Head Coach)

Chargers: Mike McDaniel (former Dolphins Head Coach)

Chiefs: Eric Bieniemy (former Bears RB coach and Chiefs OC)

Raiders: Vacant

Broncos: Davis Webb (promoted from Broncos QB coach and passing game coordinator)

Of the 21 new OC hires, many won’t be calling plays or change the expectations for their offensive players. Here are the top five that will most impact their teams AND fantasy football in 2026!

The hiring of Nagy was met with criticism - but it’s one of the most important hires of this cycle.

Jaxson Dart, Cam Skattebo, and Malik Nabers are going to be sought-after fantasy options. Seeing how Nagy meshes with the other offensive hires in New York is going to be crucial for their success.

Petzing didn’t have a great run in Arizona, and is now expected to take over play calling duties from Dan Campbell. The shear amount of fantasy assets on this team gives Petzing a tremendous fantasy impact. Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Sam LaPorta will all have enormous expectations.

This hire flew under the radar. He was decent in Atlanta, but now he’s responsible for calling an offense with Baker Mayfield, Bucky Irving, Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin, and potentially Mike Evans.

Zac Robinson helped make Bijan Robinson one of the best fantasy RBs in history throughout his tenure, can he help do the same for Bucky Irving?

McDaniel is one of the best offensive minds in the NFL and he now gets a huge QB upgrade in an offense loaded with young talent.

With their offensive line healthy, it’s reasonable to expect both Omarion Hampton and Kimani Vidal to be very valuable fantasy assets in this new scheme. McDaniel’s 2023 Dolphins team saw both Raheem Mostert and De’Von Achane finish top-5 in points per game.

Doyle is unproven and young. But, he’s coached under Sean Payton and Ben Johnson, and has the confidence of Baltimore to find success.

This one is the most important because he’s responsible for Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry - two of the highest ceiling players in fantasy. If Doyle brings some of what he’s learned to a team that demands excellence, there’s a world where Lamar and Henry break fantasy football in 2026.

The ceiling of the Ravens’ tandem is higher than any other tandem in the league… IF Doyle can do his job at a high level.

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