Josh Allen Signs $330M Extension, Prioritizes Team's Salary Cap Flexibility

The NFL MVP agreed to a six-year deal with the Buffalo Bills, emphasizing a team-first approach over maximizing his earnings.

Josh Allen signed a six-year, $330 million contract extension with the Buffalo Bills, with $250 million guaranteed.
The deal's $55 million average annual salary ties Allen for the second-highest-paid quarterback in the NFL, behind Dak Prescott's $60 million per year.
Allen stated he deliberately avoided pushing for a record-breaking deal to ensure the Bills maintain salary cap flexibility for team improvements.
The Bills have already been active in free agency, retaining key players and signing new additions like wide receiver Joshua Palmer and defensive end Joey Bosa.
Allen, coming off his first MVP season in 2024, expressed his focus on leading Buffalo to its first Super Bowl victory.