Could Bills QB Josh Allen lead the NFL in any stats in 2021?
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen broke out in 2020. You might have heard. But theres something he didnt do at all. Allen did not lead the NFL in any statistics last season despite his great performances. Yes, Allen could. B/R predicted who could lead the NFL in numerous individual stats next year and Buffalos quarterback was projected to score the most passing touchdowns in the NFL:  Josh Allen transitioned from an underwhelming top-10 draft pick to a budding star in a year. If you look at his 2020 performance as a fluke, hell prove you wrong, as the Buffalo Bills signal-caller will benefit from continuity in multiple areas. Diggs had his best year with the 25-year-old Pro Bowler, who will work with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll for a fourth consecutive campaign. Behind an offensive line that features four returning primary starters and Cody Ford, who played with the first unit in seven contests, Allen should carve up defenses again in 2021. The Bills also signed wideout Emmanuel Sanders, whos recorded at least 61 receptions in each of his last three seasons, to serve as a No. 2. Overall, B/R projects Allen to toss 43 touchdowns, edging out Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes for the league-lead. However, the betting money should not be placed on Allen to do this. Allen could very well have another great year after finishing second in MVP voting in 2020. In fact, he still has room to grow considering hes only played three seasons. But the one thing that might take away from Allen throwing that many touchdowns is himself. Allen is a dual-threat quarterback thats going to run plenty of touchdowns into the end zone. If hes running them in, Allens not passing them in and because of that, its probably unlikely he leads the NFL in passing TDs. But another thing to consider for Allen instead might be passing yards. B/R predicts Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott leads the NFL in the that stat next year with 5,295. Allens a better bet to take home the passing yards crown considering how often Buffalo throws the ball, as opposed to him doing so in terms of passing TDs.