James Cook trade rumors are heating up as the Bills weigh their options. The Buffalo Pro Bowl running back did not report to the team’s voluntary offseason program, signaling potential tension.

"Brandon Beane has traditionally leaned on the draft to restock at running back. Beane drafted Devin Singletary to replace LeSean McCoy, and then drafted James Cook to replace Singletary. Now, with Cook entering the last year of his rookie contract, the Bills could be poised to repeat that cycle again." — Xie, Pro Football Network

Cook made his case to rank among the league's top running backs by tying the Baltimore Ravens' Derrick Henry and Detroit Lions' Jahmyr Gibbs with 16 rushing touchdowns in 2024. The Bills' voluntary offseason workout program began Monday, with players including newly extended quarterback Josh Allen in attendance.