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The Buffalo Bills have officially locked in their franchise quarterback for the foreseeable future, awarding Josh Allen a groundbreaking six-year, $330 million contract extension. The deal includes an NFL-record $250 million in guaranteed money, making him the highest-paid player in league history in of guaranteed earnings.
While Bills fans erupted in celebration over securing Allen for the long term, much of the online conversation also revolved around his fiancée, Hollywood star Hailee Steinfeld.
Since their engagement in November 2024, the actress has been embraced by the Buffalo community, earning the affectionate nickname "Queen of Buffalo." Following the announcement of Allen's massive contract, fans couldn't help but tie his professional achievements to what they see as his personal good fortune.
Fans credit Steinfeld as Allen's "good luck charm"
In the wake of Allen's record-setting contract, social media exploded with reactions, many of which credited Steinfeld for being a positive influence in his life. Fans pointed out how Allen's 2024 season was filled with milestones, including winning the NFL MVP Award, leading the Bills to the playoff, getting engaged to Hailee Steinfeld and now g the richest contract in league history.
"Hailee Steinfeld really is the best thing to ever happen to him. Congrats Josh!!" a fan wrote.
Another added: "Shout out to Hailee Steinfeld."
"Josh Allen has Hailee Steinfeld, he is playing on one of the best teams in the league, and he is now the highest-paid player in the NFL... what a guy," a third noted.
With his future set in Buffalo, Allen now shifts his focus to bringing a Super Bowl title to the franchise-something that has eluded the Bills despite their strong playoff runs in recent years.
The team remains a top contender in the AFC, but now the expectations are higher than ever with Allen's record-breaking contract extension.