In no surprise, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen leads the way for his team on Pro Football Focus’ ranking of the top-101 players from 2025 list.
Allen is the third and final Bills player ranked by PFF this offseason, joining running back James Cook (77) and pass rusher Greg Rousseau (64).
Overall, Allen clocked in at the No. 10 overall position for his efforts. Last offseason, Allen slotted in at the sixth spot, so he sees a slight drop in PFF’s eyes:
While at No. 10, Allen is still the second-highest ranked quarterback by PFF this year. Only NFL MVP, Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford, is above him at No. 6 overall.
PFF’s full breakdown on Allen can be found below:
Allen was fantastic once again, stretching his record streak of 90.0-plus PFF overall grades in consecutive seasons for a quarterback to six. For the second year in a row, he set a career low in turnover-worthy play rate (2.4%, sixth best in the NFL). He finished the season with an 84.0 PFF passing grade, which placed fifth at the position, and a 90.8 PFF overall grade, which topped the charts.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Where Bills’ Josh Allen sits on PFF’s top-101 NFL players in 2025 list
Reporting by Nick Wojton, USA TODAY / Bills Wire
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