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Josh Allen salary: How much money did Bills QB make this season?

Here’s how much #Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen earned during the 2024-2025 season.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are set to face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game this evening.

How much did Allen earn in the 2024 season?

Josh Allen 2024-2025 salary

Allen signed a massive 6-year $258,000,000 contract extension that made him one of the highest-paid players in NFL history.

The Bills and Allen agreed on a restructure in 2023 converting $26,420,000 of his salary into a signing bonus, a maneuver that freed up $21,136,000 in cap space for Buffalo.

In 2024 they made a similar move. $14,875,000 of Allen’s pay was converted into bonuses, bringing his salary down to $1,125,000. This restructure netted him a total of $60 million cash for the season while freeing up $16,700,000 in cap space.

In total, Allen’s cap hit in 2024 amounted to $30,356,281, per Spotrac.

How much will Josh Allen make next season?

Allen’s base salary in 2025 is set to be $14,000,000. He is also expected to take home a workout bonus of $500,000. However, it would not be a surprise to see the Bills offer him another restructuring agreement should they feel the need to free up cap space. Such a move could see Allen take home a hefty cash bonus.

Bills score 31 straight points to blitz Broncos

The Ravens are next up for the Bills after throttling the Broncos

The Denver Broncos got out to a 7-0 lead. That would be their last lead — and points — of the season.

The Buffalo Bills erupted for 31 straight points and rolled to victory in the AFC wild-card game on Sunday in Orchard Park.

The final score was 31-7 and sets up a matchup of Josh Allen and the Bills against Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens in the Divisional Round.

First, the Bills scored 28 points over the final three quarters and shut down the Broncos.

Allen threw for 272 yards and two touchdowns, including a spectacular TD catch by Ty Johnson on a fourth-down play in the third quarter.

James Cook had 120 rushing yards and a touchdown run.

This was the third wild-card game and all three have seen teams win by double digits.

The other AFC Divisional Round game will see the Houston Texans at the Kansas City Chiefs. All four AFC teams that remain are division winners.

The dates of the Divisional Round games will be determined after the completion of the wild-card round on Monday.

 

 

 

Bills RB Ty Johnson makes spectacular TD catch on fourth-down pass

The Bills turned a fourth-down gamble into a TD pass and two-point conversion

The Buffalo Bills gambled on a fourth-and-one in the third quarter on Sunday.

Josh Allen rolled right and had to survey the field before throwing a pass to the back of the end zone.

Ty Johnson was there and made an incredible catch while staying inbounds for the touchdown.

The touchdown pass was reviewed — as are all scoring plays —  and Johnson’s handiwork and footwork stood.

The Bills went for a two-point conversion and Allen found Keon Coleman for the 21-7 lead.

 

Mack Hollins of Bills arrives dressed as Fred Flintstone

Mack Hollins with another sensational outfit before a Bills game

Mack Hollins’ outfits are one of the best parts of Buffalo Bills games.

The wideout and special-teams ace showed up for Sunday’s game with the Denver Broncos looking like a cartoon character.

That’s because he was dressed like one … Fred Flintstone.

(Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images)

 

Patriots gift Bills touchdown with botched lateral in loss

A backward pass by Drake Maye turned into a Bills touchdown

The New England Patriots saw a 14-0 lead evaporate in a loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

The AFC East cellar dwellers helped the division leaders with a brutal mistake in the fourth quarter of the 24-21 defeat.

Trailing 17-14 in the fourth quarter, Drake May threw a backward pass/lateral that was blown up by Buffalo’s Taron Johnson. The live ball wound up in the end zone where Johnson recovered it for the touchdown.

The play-by-play:
2nd & 8 at NE 12
(10:10 – 4th) (Shotgun) D.Maye FUMBLES (Aborted) at NE 3, RECOVERED by BUF-Ta.Johnson at NE -1. TOUCHDOWN. T.Bass extra point is GOOD, Center-R.Ferguson, Holder-S.Martin.

Mack Hollins with another spectacular entrance for Patriots-Bills

Mack Hollins has an amazing fashion sense

This may be the greatest outfit of the NFL season.

The Buffalo Bills’ Mack Hollins arrived at Highmark Stadium on Sunday before the game with the New England Patriots.

Hollins was sans shoes and shirt. His winter coat was spectacular. He took being a Buffalo Bill to a new level.

Josh Allen, Bills outlast Jared Goff, Lions in high-scoring game

Bills topple Lions in game that saw 90 points scored

The Buffalo Bills went into Detroit and kept up where they left off in Los Angeles a week prior. The only difference was the result.

Buffalo lost in a game that saw 86 points scored in Week 14 against the Rams. On Sunday at Ford Field, 90 points were scored and the Bills came away with an impressive 48-42 victory.

The margin was six points but the Bills were in good shape throughout.

They led 38-21 after a Tyler Bass field goal early in the fourth quarter and were never up by less than the final margin.

Josh Allen was brilliant once again. He threw for 362 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for two more. In the last two games, he has accounted for 10 touchdowns.

For the Lions, Jared Goff had to throw and kept throwing to try and lead Detroit back. He wound up 38-of-59 for 494 yards with five touchdowns.

Between the quarterbacks, there were 856 passing yards, seven touchdown passes and no interceptions.

The Bills also became the second team in NFL history to do something when it came to scoring and allowing points in back-to-back games.

In 1966, the Giants scored 40 and gave up 40 in back-to-back weeks. That was the only other team in league history that happened until Sunday.

The Giants lost both of those games, 72-41 to Washington and 49-40 to Cleveland en route to a 1-12-1 season. The Bills are having a wee bit more success.

Mack Hollins of Bills returns Lions’ onside kick attempt to Detroit five

Bills take advantage of Lions’ onside kick attempt

Dan Campbell loves to gamble. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. On Sunday the Lions coach got a case of the Honolulu blues.

Detroit was left black and blue by the Buffalo Bills and it got worse when Campbell had his team attempt an onside kick in the fourth quarter.

Mack Hollins grabbed the high bounce and took off for the end zone. He was tackled at the five and on the next play Ray Davis caught a TD pass from Josh ALlen.

After the PAT, the Bills led 45-28 at Ford Field.

Tracy McGrady, Vince Carter, Jozy Altidore become limited ownership partners of Bills

Bills ownership has 10 new limited partners

The Buffalo Bills announce 10 limited partners to their ownership group on Wednesday. Three of the names are familiar from other sports.

Among the new limited partners are former NBA stars Tracy McGrady and Vince Carter. Soccer star Jozy Altidore is also part of the group.

8-year-old cancer survivor leaves 49ers-Bills early after allegedly being pushed down stairs by drunk fan

An allegedly drunk fan ruined a great night for a young cancer survivor at the Niners-Bills game

A feel-good evening was ruined by a fan’s alleged reprehensible act at the San Francisco 49ers- Buffalo Bills game on Sunday.

Mia DeCamilla, eight years old, and her family braved the cold and snow to watch her beloved 49ers play the Bills. Mia, from Rochester, N.Y., twice beat cancer and became a Niners fan because of her dad.

Per WIVB.com:

The fun night was cut short after the family said a drunk Bills fan pushed Mia down the stairs in unshoveled section 312.

“He said, ‘I’m going to push through all these Niner fans,” said Mia’s father Mike DeCamilla. “So, he actually bumped me and my son a little bit and then got past me and pushed her, almost slid off the stairs and hit her like side on the chairs

“… “The guy purposely walked through and was pushing through people,” Mike said. “I get that it’s busy and hectic, but he had to be 6 foot and she is less than 100 pounds.”

Mia doesn’t want to go back to Highmark Stadium, reported WIVB.

“We don’t want to go back because I felt uncomfortable and I just don’t feel ready to go there anymore,” Mia said. “I just want to help and not be rude,” Mia said. “I’m just there to be a nice girl and just have fun.”

A GoFundme was set up to help Mia’s family. As of this writing, it had raised nearly $20,000. To donate, click here.

“Me and my dad in the hospital, we’ll watch football together, and then when I come home, sometimes for breaks, like in the hospital, when I had cancer, I will sit down and just relax and watch football all day, that’s what I like and how I made my team,” Mia told WIVB.