Reigning NFL MVP Josh Allen has agreed to a new new six -year, $ 330 million contract with the Buffalo Bills.
Until now, in the biggest news outside of season, all earns an eye -watery $ 250 million of his deal -the biggest guaranteed money ever given to an NFL player.
Allen was drawn up by the accounts in 2018 by the accounts and played all his career in Buffalo. Towards the end of his new contract in 2030, he will be 34 years old.
The shock news comes only a few months after he was engaged to his pop -super star -Hailee Steinfeld, and weeks after he had ever secured his very first NFL MVP title.
Allen left for his previous contract for another four years, but has now been rewarded with a bumper deal after the best season of his career to date.
Prior to Allen's $ 250 million guaranteed, the NFL record was held by Deshaun Watson, the Chate Cleveland Browns QB who signed a deal with a guaranteed $ 230 million.
Josh Allen was engaged to Hailee Steinfeld in November and is now ready to earn $ 330 million
Allen just comes from the best season of his career in which he was elected to the NFL's MVP
Allen thanked Steinfeld when he collected the MVP prize at NFL Honors in New Orleans
In the 2024 season, all registered 4,269 total Yards, 41 touchdowns and the least turnover of his career and he also became the first player in the NFL history with five consecutive seasons of 40+ total touchdowns.
The Bills ended again one match of the Super Bowl and lost to the Chiefs after winning a fifth consecutive AFC East Division title.
Last season was also the year that Allen's private life got into the headlines, after he started dating Steinfeld in May 2023.
The couple officially went Instagram in July 2024 and announced their engagement four months later in November.
They then made their red carpet debut on the NFL Honors Award 2025, where all won the MVP title after his incredible season.
In his speech he said about Steinfeld: 'You have been my rock. You're my best friend [and] I wouldn't be on this stage if it wasn't for you.
“So, with that said, be good, do good, God bless and go bills.”
