Buffalo Bills Sign Two New Record Setting Deals

It was a busy week for Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane ahead of the start of the new NFL season, which will kick off on Wednesday.

The team announced they signed two cornerstone players to new record-setting deals.

First, QB Josh Allen signed a new 6-year $330 million dollar deal that set a new NFL record with $250 million guaranteed. Allen is now signed through the 2030 season.

When the deal expires, Allen will be 34 years old.

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Ferguson has played in 131 straight regular season games for the Bills. With the new 4-year $6.5 million dollar deal.

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Besides these two record-setting deals, the Buffalo Bills also re-signed defensive end Greg Rousseau and linebacker Terrel Bernard to new extensions. The Bills also announced they released defensive end Von Miller over the weekend as well.

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