The Buffalo Bills have spent the offseason re-signing core players to long-term contract extensions. None of them compare to the one they handed out on Sunday night.
Not in terms of money, and certainly not in terms of importance.
The Bills re-signed starting quarterback, and reining league MVP, Josh Allen to a new six-year, $330M contract extension that includes $250M in guaranteed money.
It is the largest contract in NFL history, and comes at a time when Allen still had four years remaining on his current deal.
It ties Allen to the Bills through the 2030 season.
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