The old deal is always ripped up, and it's always replaced with a new contract. That's precisely what the Bills did for Josh Allen. He had four years left on a deal that had become grossly obsolete. So they put it in the shredder and signed Allen to a brand-new,

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.

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.