Josh Allen

7 rushing tds in 4 games lol. passing numbers are just ok and he takes too many sacks but he wins you games with his legs. still a top 3 guy for me

still the guy in buffalo. 3-0 and he already has 6 rushing tds, he's a cheat code near the goal line. throws a few head scratcher picks when he's forcing it but the arm and toughness are absurd. hard to bet against him.

Allen is still the best quarterback in football -- Buffalo might finally reach the Super Bowl.

Allen is still the rare quarterback who can solve a defense with his arm, legs or sheer refusal to let a game end. The new offense can build around that power while asking him to keep choosing the easy answer when it is there.

Strengths: Elite arm talent, rushing power, off-script creativity, clutch production and leadership.

Weaknesses: His aggressive style can invite unnecessary contact and occasional high-risk throws if he chases the biggest play.

Allen is the whole engine. The arm strength is obvious, but his real value is how many ways he stresses a defense: he can throw outside the numbers, create after a protection break and still run for 579 yards and 14 touchdowns in a season. Buffalo's numbers put his early-career wins, total yards and touchdowns at the top of the NFL. A ten is deserved. The only thing to monitor is the offseason foot recovery, not his ability.

Strengths: He has elite arm talent, rare rushing power, improvisational creativity and the leadership to keep an offense dangerous in every game state. Allen can win from the pocket or turn a broken play into a touchdown.

Weaknesses: His aggressive style can invite avoidable hits, turnovers or difficult throws when the simple answer is available. Foot health bears routine monitoring because so much of his game relies on movement and force generation.