The last time the Buffalo Bills starting running back was heading into the final season of his rookie contract, general manager Brandon Beane and Co. drafted James Cook with a Round 2 pick.

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The Buffalo Bills are headed into that exact situation. They've yet to settle a deal with 25-year-old star running back James Cook. The Georgia product is headed into the final year of his $6 ...

She is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Buffalo Bills running back James Cook is not present for the first week of phase one of the team's voluntary ...

The Buffalo Bills opened up their first week of their voluntary offseason workouts with one notable piece missing: starting running back James Cook. Buffalo general manager Brandon Beane noted that ...

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook reportedly did not report to the team's voluntary offseason program. NFL organizations are currently preparing for the upcoming 2025 NFL draft, which is set ...

Wherever that competitive zeal originated, it’s working for James. The Midway sophomore midfielder manipulated that fire to cook up 25 goals on the season on her way to the District 12-6A MVP award.