BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills and quarterback Josh Allen have reached a record-breaking agreement on a new contract that extends his tenure with the team through 2030.

The deal is reportedly valued at $330 million, with $250 million guaranteed, the largest guarantee ever given to an NFL player.

Despite having four years remaining on his previous contract, Allen has secured this new deal following his MVP-winning season.

In the 2024 season, Allen threw 28 touchdowns, ran for 12 more and recorded a career-low of six interceptions, earning him his first MVP award.

This move follows the team’s decision to re-sign several other key starters, including linebacker and captain Terrel Bernard, defensive end Greg Rousseau, long snapper Reid Ferguson, and wide receiver Khalil Shakir, and release Von Miller.

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