Bills Pay Out Record Contract to Protect QB Josh Allen
Summary
The Buffalo Bills are investing heavily to keep quarterback Josh Allen and improve their team. They extended guard O’Cyrus Torrence’s contract for four years and $78.4 million, making him one of the highest-paid guards in the NFL.Key Facts
- The Bills hired Joe Brady as their new head coach, replacing Sean McDermott.
- Buffalo traded a second-round pick to get receiver D.J. Moore from the Chicago Bears.
- They signed edge-rusher Bradley Chubb to a $43.5 million contract.
- O’Cyrus Torrence received a four-year, $78.4 million contract extension with $46 million guaranteed.
- Torrence’s deal is the Bills’ third-largest, after Josh Allen’s $330 million and Greg Rousseau’s $80 million deals.
- Torrence started 50 games in three seasons and has allowed only six sacks.
- The Bills have contracts for four of their five offensive line starters for the next two seasons.
- The left guard position is still open for competition among three players during training camp.
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