Josh Allen has opened the 2026 NFL season with six rushing touchdowns in three games, scoring twice in each contest via short-yardage sneaks and designed runs while leading all quarterbacks in that category. The Bills’ 3-0 start features heavy red-zone usage for the dual-threat signal-caller under head coach Joe Brady, whose scheme maintains the emphasis on Allen’s legs that produced 12–15 rushing scores in each of the prior three full seasons. Buffalo’s strong offensive line and favorable early schedule have supported that volume, though a minor knee issue from Week 3 and a tougher upcoming stretch against divisional and conference opponents could influence his carries. Trader consensus on season-long totals reflects Allen’s established floor as the most prolific rushing quarterback in NFL history, tempered by the unpredictability of goal-line distribution and potential rest or injury adjustments over 17 games.