Josh Allen has thrown six passing touchdowns through four 2026 games for the 3-1 Buffalo Bills, pacing near his recent seasonal norms of 25–29 while the offense ranks among the league’s highest-scoring units under new head coach Joe Brady. The addition of veteran wide receiver DJ Moore alongside Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman, and tight end Dalton Kincaid has expanded the passing attack, though Allen’s league-leading seven rushing scores have converted several red-zone opportunities on the ground. A minor knee contusion after Week 3 did not sideline him, and he remains fully available. Upcoming matchups, including a Monday night road game against the Rams, plus the full strength of the AFC schedule will test volume and efficiency, with Allen’s health and the Bills’ overall offensive balance remaining the primary variables for his final passing touchdown total.