Josh Allen has already recorded seven rushing touchdowns through Buffalo’s first four games of the 2026 season, including multiple scores in each of the first three outings before adding one more in the Week 4 loss to New England. The Bills quarterback continues to receive designed runs and goal-line work alongside his scramble opportunities, building on 12 or more rushing touchdowns in each of the prior three campaigns. Buffalo’s 3-1 record and red-zone efficiency have supported this output, though defenses such as the Patriots have shown they can limit his designed carries and big plays on the ground. With a Monday Night matchup at the Rams next and a schedule featuring several strong defenses later in the year, traders are weighing Allen’s established dual-threat role against the risk of regression, increased pass attempts, or injury in the remaining 13 regular-season games.