The biggest NFL contract handed out by any team during the first week of free agency didn't even involve a free agent. Nope, that biggest contract was signed by Josh Allen, who landed a record-breaking six-year, $330 million deal from the Buffalo Bills .

I was standing there alongside other esteemed members of the Fourth Estate, down in the bowels of Cleveland’s awkwardly named Huntington Bank Field, listening to Dak Prescott describe his thoughts after agreeing to the biggest contract in National Football League history.

The free agency market has officially begun, but Jerry Jones has reportedly decided against bringing in a top-tier wide receiver to bolster the Dallas Cowboys' offense for Dak Prescott. Jerry Jones has always been criticized for not making major moves in free agency.

With NFL salary caps continuing to balloon, the contracts individual players are getting are following suit. Josh Allen is the latest example, with the Bills superstar receiving a six-year, $330 million extension from Buffalo. The deal includes an NFL-record $250 million guaranteed.