how long is josh allen's contract

Josh Allen is currently on a six-year contract with the Buffalo Bills that runs through the 2030 season and is scheduled to void in early 2031, making the effective length six years from the 2025 league year.

Contract length basics

• Josh Allen signed a six-year contract worth $330 million with the Bills as an extension of his previous deal.

• This new contract replaced the remaining four years on his prior extension, effectively resetting his deal to a fresh six-year term.

Timeline and end date

• The contract covers the 2025 through 2030 seasons, with void language that triggers in February 2031 for cap purposes.

• His free agency is listed as 2031 (void), meaning the team control from this deal effectively lasts six playing seasons before the contract voids.

Key money details (quick hits)

• Total value: $330 million over six years (average $55 million per year).

• Guarantees: $250 million guaranteed, with $147 million fully guaranteed at signing and additional guarantees that kick in on specific league-year dates.

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