The Buffalo Bills made some noise on Friday after reaching an agreement with quarterback Josh Allen on a massive contract extension. The deal keeps Allen in Buffalo for the next six seasons. According to Adam Schefter, the contract is a six-year deal worth $258 million, with $150 million guaranteed. Allen receives a big payday and the Bills keep their franchise quarterback for the long haul.

Josh Allen is surely ecstatic along with Bills fans. However, one person that is just as happy is his teammate Stefon Diggs. After going to Buffalo via trade, Diggs and Allen became a dynamic duo on the Bills offense. So much so, that Diggs obtained the best statistical year of his career so far. To show his appreciation, Stefon Diggs took to social media and expressed himself the best way he could.

Just the perfect meme to share after hearing good news about his quarterback. Everyone remembers the famous press conference in which Terrel Owns backs up Tony Romo during their time with the Dallas Cowboys. A current star wide receiver using a quote from a legendary former receiver is a chef's kiss moment for social media.

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With that said, this is a massive resolution for the Bills. They're currently a playoff contender having one the best rosters in the league. After taking the necessary time to develop Josh Allen, the Bills have locked up their franchise quarterback. Allen isn't going anywhere and he wouldn't want it any other way. Buffalo's passing attack should be one of the best next season, with Allen and Diggs connecting quite often.

Buffalo are the favorites in the AFC East and have the potential to have one of the best records in the NFL next year. To do that, this team will have to focus on the games ahead as they did in 2020. Allen had reportedly been laid back about getting a deal done while trying to focus on football. Now that he's received a big contract, football is the only thing on his mind moving forward.