‘Allen is off to a fine start despite last week’s ugly performance against the Chargers (61% passing, 204 yards and his first two interceptions of the season), and he is still the NFL’s most dangerous weapon when he’s on, as evidenced by his first two games this season (582 passing yards, 5 TDs, 0 INTs), his brilliant improvisational skills (see: that fourth-and-7 toss to Ty Johnson under heavy pressure last week) and his six rushing touchdowns, which are tied with Derrick Henry for the NFL lead. Allen and the NFL’s top-scoring offense (33.7 ppg) face the Patriots’ No. 6-ranked scoring defense (17.0 ppg).’