The Buffalo Bills are rewarding Josh Allen with a new record-setting contract, according to multiple reports. Allen and the Bills agreed to a six-year contract extension worth a staggering $330 million.

The 28-year-old Allen and the Bills agreed to a contract extension that will keep him in Buffalo through 2030, the team announced on Sunday. According to multiple reports, the agreed upon deal is for six-years,

Bosa, who turns 30 in July, is no longer the same destructive player he was when he last visited Orchard Park five years ago. Since that day, the Chargers have played 73 games counting the postseason, and Bosa played in only 47 because of a rash of injuries.

The deal includes an NFL record US$250-million guaranteed, which makes Allen among the league’s highest-paid players

Buffalo is re-signing Ty Johnson and fullback Reggie Gilliam, which will keep its entire position group intact from last season's offense that led the NFL in rushing touchdowns and finished ninth in the league in rushing yards.

The details on the contract were unknown, but ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported it was a record-setting six-year deal worth $330 million. It also guarantees Allen $250 million — the largest guarantee to ever be given to an NFL player.

Bosa said he was feeling "better than I've ever felt in nine years" before his 2024 injury. Now, he joins a Bills team looking for a ring.