Bills Qb Josh Allen Makes Historic Announcement Before Season Starts

Bonisiwe Shabane

-Nov 1, 2025, 11:22 AM

bills qb josh allen makes historic announcement before season starts

After two consecutive losses, the Buffalo Bills returned from the bye desperate for a win against the Carolina Panthers in Week 8. While Buffalo fell to second place in the AFC East before the break, Bills quarterback Josh Allen didn’t appear to be in panic mode. “Sometimes it’s the small things,” Allen told reporters of what needs to be fixed. “You learn some things from these losses that maybe you don’t learn in wins, so we’re looking forward to trying to correct those and move on… It starts with me. We’re looking forward to getting back on track, having a good week of practice, trusting each other, and having fun. That’s what it comes down to.”

However, Allen and Co. got off to a painfully slow start against the Panthers on Sunday, October 26. The passing game appeared dead. GettyBills quarterback Josh Allen at Bank of America Stadium on October 26, 2025. Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills came into Week 8 looking to advance to 5-2 on the season as they faced off against the Carolina Panthers (4-3). Through the team's first six games, Allen has had some extreme highs and jarring lows, throwing for 1,397 yards with 11 touchdowns through the air and rushing for three more scores.

Allen, 29, revealed earlier in the week that after the team's loss to the Atlanta Falcons a couple of weeks ago, his grandma actually requested that he smile more. On Sunday, Allen gave Bills fans and himself some more reasons to smile. With the team leading 12-3 after a pair of field goals from Matt Prater and a 64-yard touchdown run by James Cook, Allen got in on the scoring as well. The reigning MVP powered in a score from one yard out to extend the Bills' lead to 19-3. To follow up that score, Allen opened the second half with a 54-yard touchdown pass to Khalil Shakir to not only make the lead 26-3, but to make NFL history. Coming into Sunday, Allen found himself tied with the former Carolina Panthers star quarterback and 2015 NFL MVP Cam Newton for the NFL record for career games with both a rushing and passing touchdown...

Following his first two touchdowns, Allen broke the tie with the former Panthers star and sits atop the leaderboard at 46 career games with a passing and rushing touchdown. The Bills took to X to commemorate. The Buffalo Bills and superstar quarterback Josh Allen are closing in on the start of the 2025 NFL season. With training camp starting up, everything about pursuing a run to the Super Bowl begins now. Allen and the Bills came up just one win short of the big game last season. They lost to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.

That loss has sat with them all offseason long and they're ready to get back on the field. During the 2024 NFL season, Allen played at an unbelievable level. He ended up winning the NFL MVP award due to the season that he put together. Now, the training camp period has arrived. Buffalo took to social media to share an announcement about its franchise face. Read more: Buffalo Bills Get Major James Cook Update Entering Training Camp

The Buffalo Bills hosted the New York Jets in Week 17, looking to add to their 12-3 record, having already clinched the AFC East division title and a spot in the postseason. During the matchup, the Bills posted an announcement on quarterback Josh Allen, further solidifying his case for the NFL's MVP award. Allen became the first quarterback in NFL history with five straight seasons of 40 or more touchdowns, after securing his 40th one of the 2024 season against the Jets. Before 2024, Allen produced 40 total touchdowns in 2023, 42 touchdowns in 2022, 42 touchdowns in 2021 and 45 touchdowns in 2020. Upon the release of the historic announcement, the Bills' official social media page posted a strong message about Allen. Bills quarterback Josh Allen explains his feelings about being asked what it will take to get the team over the hump to win a Super Bowl.

(2:10) ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Josh Allen rolled his eyes. The question hadn't even been finished, but the words that the Buffalo Bills quarterback had heard over and over again were brought up -- to his displeasure: When you're asked about getting over that... "I think if I knew how to get over that hump, we would've gotten over that hump already," Allen said. Allen has become all too familiar with the line of questioning as the Bills' quest to reach the Super Bowl has extended over the years.

His seven playoff wins are the most by any quarterback in NFL history without a Super Bowl appearance. Allen is now a winner of the league's MVP award and widely considered one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. Breaking: Bills Make Historic Josh Allen Announcement The Buffalo Bills have just made a groundbreaking announcement regarding their star quarterback, Josh Allen. In a move that cements his legacy with the franchise, the team revealed that Allen has agreed to a [contract extension/landmark deal/record-setting partnership], ensuring his place as the centerpiece of the Bills’ future for... The historic nature of the announcement stems from [specific details of the announcement—e.g., the largest contract in team history, innovative clauses, or Allen becoming a minority stakeholder].

The decision reflects the team’s confidence in Allen, who has consistently elevated the franchise with his elite performance, leadership, and ability to deliver in high-pressure situations. “Josh is the heart of this team and embodies what it means to be a Buffalo Bill,” said General Manager [GM’s Name]. “This announcement is about more than football—it’s about securing a future that Bills fans can be proud of.” Allen, who has been instrumental in leading the Bills to multiple playoff appearances and deep postseason runs, expressed his gratitude and excitement. “Buffalo is home. The fans, the community, and this organization mean everything to me.

I’m ready to keep working and bring a championship to this city,” Allen said during the press conference. In less than a week, the Buffalo Bills officially kick off the 2025 NFL season by hosting the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1. With Bills quarterback Josh Allen facing fellow dual threat superstar Lamar Jackson & Co, the highly-anticipated matchup earned the primetime “Sunday Night Football” slot on September 7. The last time these two teams faced one another was during the AFC Divisional round last season during which Buffalo narrowly defeated Baltimore 27-25. While Allen didn’t take any preseason snaps for the first time in his career, Bills head coach Sean McDermott is confident he’s ready to rock. “You’ve got the reigning MVP, and I feel like he’s shown to this point that he’s in a good spot,” McDermott told reporters last month.

“He’s always going to want to play; that’s what competitive people want to do. But I have a responsibility to protect him and protect the team… I feel good about where he is right now.”

Bills Qb Josh Allen Makes Historic Announcement Before Season Starts

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