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2026 Fantasy Football Player Profile
2025 Season Recap
Josh Allen did Josh Allen things again in 2025. He posted a career-best 69.3% completion rate, scored 14 rushing touchdowns, and finished as the overall QB1 in fantasy football for the fourth time in six seasons. His passing yardage dipped to a six-year low (3,668), but when you are scoring as many total touchdowns as Allen does, volume almost becomes irrelevant. The man is a fantasy football cheat code.
2026 Fantasy Outlook
Look, Allen is the consensus QB1 overall and there is nothing to debate here. Even in his worst fantasy seasons, the guy finishes inside the top four. The Bills added D.J. Moore from Chicago this offseason, which finally gives him the legitimate boundary weapon this offense has been missing. The one thing worth watching is that his passing touchdown totals have quietly declined for five straight seasons, so the fantasy production is increasingly riding on rushing scores. That adds some week-to-week variance to an otherwise bulletproof profile. None of that changes the bottom line: Josh Allen is the consensus QB1 overall and one of the best values in the first three rounds of any draft. Period.
