Josh Allen expected to increase passing workload in 2026 with Bills

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 12:48 PM

Last updated Jun 7, 2026

Josh Allen expected to increase passing workload in 2026 with Bills
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The Buffalo Bills, under head coach Joe Brady, anticipate a more dynamic passing offense in 2026. With new offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael aboard, the team will likely see a significant uptick in targets and passing efficiency. Quarterback Josh Allen, who struggled with a career-low average last season, is projected to attempt around 562 passes. Key targets include WR DJ Moore, expected to lead receiving statistics with 1,050 yards and 8 touchdowns, alongside WR Khalil Shakir and TE Dalton Kincaid also projected for substantial contributions. The Bills aim to capitalize on the change in coaching to boost their passing game.

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  • •Bills expected to generate approximately 515 targets in 2026.
  • •Josh Allen projected for 562 total passing attempts.
  • •DJ Moore anticipated to lead the team with 1,050 receiving yards.
  • •Khalil Shakir projected for 785 receiving yards and a key role.
  • •Dalton Kincaid also expected to contribute significantly if healthy.
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  • 12:48 PMYahoo Sports — Predicting Bills target shares and Josh Allen’s statistics in 2026
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With Joe Brady with total control of the team’s game plan and his old friend Pete Carmichael joining him, there should be an uptick in the Bills' passing statistics in 2026.

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