Josh Allen was called out for breaking a promise, but the Buffalo Bills quarterback has vowed to make it right. While golfing with friends, Allen was reminded that he promised Nick "Fat Perez" Stubbe that he would do a "Euro-Step celebration" after scoring a touchdown.

The Buffalo Bills have confirmed that they have agreed a new deal with MVP quarterback Josh Allen, who signs a 6-year $330 million contract that guarantees him $250 million. Such an expensive deal breaks the current guaranteed high of $230 million, given to Deshaun Watson of the Cleveland Browns.

NFL MVP Josh Allen was rewarded with a contract extension worth $330 million, with an NFL record $250 million of it guaranteed, which makes him among the league’s highest-paid players.

Josh Allen signs a record-breaking $330 million deal with the Bills, including $250 million guaranteed, securing his future.

MARCH 11: The contract includes $147MM fully guaranteed, SI.com’s Albert Breer notes. This does not rival Watson’s $230MM number — one achieved under historically unusual circumstances — but it does eclipse every other player’s full guarantee figure. Classifying this as a $90MM raise, Breer adds Allen will see $220MM over the next four years.

Josh Allen is hot off of his first MVP season and just signed a monstrous six-year, $350 million extension with the Buffalo Bills. He's set to receive $250

Year, $60M Deal With Vikings

Jonathan Allen, a two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle released by the Commanders on March 7, has agreed to a three-year, $60 million deal with the Vikings, his agent told ESPN on Tuesday.

Allen, 30, record three sacks and three tackles for loss in eight games with the Washington Commanders last year.