Based on what the wiki has, the Bills did beat the Texans in Week 1 with new HC Joe Brady at the helm — but specific box-score stats for that game aren't logged in the wiki yet. What I can tell you is that the pre-season projections and expert consensus are overwhelmingly bullish on Allen sustaining elite production all year.
Here's why:
- Consensus QB1. 4for4 has Allen in a tier of his own at the top of the QB board, and PFF's superflex rankings put him at No. 1 overall (from the Josh Allen page).
- Unmatched dual-threat floor. He's the only QB in NFL history with 25+ passing TDs and 12+ rushing TDs in a season — and he's done it three years running.
- Ironman durability. He hasn't missed a game to injury in five straight seasons, giving him a massive reliability edge over other high-end QBs (from the Josh Allen page).
The Fantasy Headliners put it simply: "Josh Allen is going to score a ton of fantasy points this year. He's been a top two, mostly top one quarterback multiple years in a row." —
And Flock Fantasy highlighted his availability: "He has had five straight seasons of 17 games played." —
The new offensive setup under head coach Joe Brady and OC Pete Carmichael Jr. emphasizes pushing the ball downfield more aggressively, and the addition of DJ Moore gives Allen a true outside threat in single coverage (from the Bills page). So the infrastructure is there for sustained QB1 numbers. If he looked sharp against Houston's defense in Week 1, that's a very good sign — that's a tough matchup, and he handled it.