Josh Allen remains the anchor of fantasy drafts in 2025, even after a wrist flare in 2024 and a more underneath passing approach. His fantasy floor is driven by rushing scores that provide a built‑in cushion when the passing game is a bit more conservative, keeping him in the top tier of quarterbacks.

Buffalo’s 2025 supporting cast adds depth. Keon Coleman is a year older and Josh Palmer provides valuable inside/outside depth, giving Allen a safer target distribution. With those pieces, Allen is positioned for 4,000+ passing yards and 30+ aerial TDs, plus ample rushing upside that sustains multiple double‑digit weeks.

Projections peg Allen around 4,190 passing yards, 32 TDs, 12 INTs, and 8 rushing TDs, with a robust PPR footprint. That combination keeps him as the safest QB1 in most formats, even if the offense leans more grounded at times. Fantasy managers should plan around his ceiling weekly and count on his rushing game to buoy days when the pass game is not at peak form.

Smart drafting around Allen means prioritizing Bills pass‑catchers who can hit big weeks and pairing him with solid depth at WR/TE. The schedule and matchup cues should guide weekly start decisions, but Allen’s top‑tier ability to produce points through both the air and the ground remains his defining edge.