Josh Allen enters the 2026 NFL season as a proven dual-threat quarterback whose rushing production has anchored fantasy and prop markets, with 12, 15, and 14 rushing touchdowns over the prior three regular seasons. Projections peg him for around 10 rushing scores this year on roughly 100 attempts, reflecting his continued emphasis on designed runs, scrambles, and short-yardage sneaks within an offense that ranked among the league’s most explosive. New head coach Joe Brady, previously the play-caller, provides scheme continuity alongside additions like wide receiver DJ Moore and a healthy supporting cast featuring James Cook. The Bills open against a Texans defense that has historically challenged Allen, yet his track record of elite rushing volume and touchdown efficiency under similar conditions supports market pricing around double-digit outcomes, barring injury or major usage shifts.