Josh Allen signs record $330 million contract with Bills

The Buffalo Bills have extended quarterback Josh Allen's contract with a record-setting six-year deal worth $330 million, which includes an unprecedented $250 million guaranteed, the highest in NFL history. This agreement, which secures Allen through the 2030 season, comes after he was named the NFL MVP for the 2024 season, during which he achieved a remarkable 28 touchdown passes and 12 rushing touchdowns. Allen's new average salary of $55 million places him among the top earners in the league, second only to Dak Prescott. This contract reflects the Bills' commitment to Allen, who has been instrumental in leading the team to multiple playoff appearances despite not yet winning a Super Bowl. The deal also marks a significant leap from his previous contract, highlighting his evolution into one of the league's elite quarterbacks since being drafted in 2018. With this extension, the Bills aim to solidify their future around Allen as they continue to build a competitive team in the AFC East.