Josh Allen Signs $330M Extension, Eyes Super Bowl for Buffalo

The reigning NFL MVP prioritizes team success with a cap-friendly deal and a focus on bringing a championship to the Bills.

Josh Allen signed a six-year, $330 million contract extension with the Buffalo Bills, including a record $250 million in guaranteed money.
The quarterback emphasized creating salary cap flexibility in his deal to help the team retain and acquire talent for a Super Bowl push.
Allen, coming off an MVP season with 41 total touchdowns and a career-low six interceptions, expressed his commitment to retiring as a one-team player in Buffalo.
The Bills have already used the cap space to add key players, including defensive end Joey Bosa and wide receiver Joshua Palmer, in free agency.
Allen highlighted his gratitude for his personal and professional success, including his engagement to Hailee Steinfeld, while maintaining his focus on winning a Lombardi Trophy.