What are ESPN's stat projections for Bills offense in 2026?

The Buffalo Bills offense has been a juggernaut since quarterback Josh Allen became a perennial MVP candidate. The Bills have finished in the top six in points scored in every season since 2020. In three of these seasons, the Bills placed second in points scored.

Allen finished third in Offensive MVP voting, registering 39 total touchdowns in 2025. The Bills took a major swing this offseason to keep their offense among the best in the league. Buffalo traded for wide receiver D.

J. Moore, who instantly becomes Buffalo's top perimeter receiving option. Buffalo hopes to continue the magic from James Cook in the backfield.

Cook led the NFL with 1,621 rushing yards. Cook quelled any questions about whether he could handle the load of an RB1, as he rushed 309 times last year. Looking forward, ESPN completed his projections for the 2026 season.

Here are the Bills projected stats based on ESPN's analysis for this upcoming season:Projected passing statsThe Bills will go as far as Josh Allen can take them. Unshockingly, Allen garners the bulk of the passing stats in Clay's projections. Allen looks to put up another MVP-type season, continuing his brilliance as the helm of the Buffalo offense.

From a fantasy football perspective, Allen is projected to be the top-scoring quarterback in fantasy points. Projections:Allen: 340-of-509; 3,945 passing yards; 26 passing touchdowns; 12 interceptions. Projected rushing statsJames Cook is projected to have another outstanding season for the Bills.

While the predictions take a step back from Cook's breakout 2025 campaign, Clay still sees Cook having an impressive season out of Buffalo's backfield. Ty Johnson, one of the best third-down backs in the league, will see another solid season as a complement to Cook. Ray Davis is projected to fill in gaps for Buffalo's run game, providing depth for the Bills.

Projections:Cook: 300 rushing attemps; 1,400 rushing yards; 11 touchodowns; 36 receptions; 302 receiving yards; 2 receiving touchodnwsJohnso