What he doesn't consider himself is “old news,” as Bosa put it during a news conference Thursday after signing his one-year, $12.6 million contract with the Bills. Four months shy of turning 30, and coming off three injury-slowed seasons, Bosa arrived in Buffalo hoping to reestablish himself as one of the NFL’s premier pass rushers.

Josh Allen knows his surroundings all too well once again. Allen is the face of the Buffalo Bills. Even more so since signing another contract extension with the team. In the days since then, pass rusher Joey Bosa has joined Allen.

The Buffalo Bills turned to Joey Bosa to fill their pass-rush needs, agreeing to a one-year, $12.6 million contract, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press on Tuesday night. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the agreement won’t be official until the NFL’s new business year begins on Wednesday.

With Josh Allen's personal and financial life set, the NFL MVP is focusing his attention on unfinished business: leading the Buffalo Bills to a Super Bowl title.

Bosa said he was feeling "better than I've ever felt in nine years" before his 2024 injury. Now, he joins a Bills team looking for a ring.

The Buffalo Bills paid their quarterback on Sunday afternoon. The Bills agreed to a six-year, $330 million extension with Josh Allen on Sunday, the team announced. According to multiple media reports, the deal includes $250 million guaranteed, which is the largest guarantee ever given to an NFL player.