What happened: Allen has piled up 674 total yards, five passing touchdowns and four rushing scores through two games. That burst came with a nine-touchdown, zero-turnover opening that Wire Report noted has been matched by only two other players.

Why it matters: Production at that level quickly changes the conversation around a quarterback in September. It also forces defenses to prepare for both Allen's downfield passing and his goal-line rushing threat.

What to watch: The next checkpoint is whether Allen can keep that touchdown pace and protect the ball the same way in Week 3.