Allen and the Bills agreed to a six-year extension that will keep the superstar in Buffalo through the 2030 season, the team announced Sunday. Allen is receiving a $330 million contract that includes a record $250 million guaranteed, according to ESPN. The deal makes Allen the league's highest-paid player.

The reigning NFL MVP has a new record-setting contract to match. The Bills on Sunday night announced that a new deal will keep quarterback Josh Allen in Buffalo through 2030. According to Adam Schefter,

The extension comes following Allen’s seventh NFL season in which he became the Bills third player to earn NFL MVP, and first since running back Thurman Thomas did so in 1991. The new deal eclipses Allen’s previous contract, a six-year $258 deal he signed with Buffalo in August 2021.