Josh Allen Signs $330M Extension, Prioritizing Bills' Super Bowl Aspirations

The reigning NFL MVP structured his contract to free up cap space, enabling Buffalo to strengthen its roster for a championship push.

Josh Allen agreed to a six-year, $330 million contract extension with $250 million guaranteed, tying him to the Buffalo Bills through 2030.
Allen's $55 million annual salary ties him for second-highest among quarterbacks, behind Dak Prescott's $60 million average.
The quarterback emphasized a team-first approach, ensuring the deal minimized salary cap impact to allow the Bills to retain and acquire key players.
Buffalo used the financial flexibility to sign free agents like Joey Bosa and Joshua Palmer and extend core players, bolstering their roster for a Super Bowl run.
Allen, coming off an MVP season, remains focused on winning his first Super Bowl, calling it the 'only thing missing' in his career achievements.