The Buffalo Bills added nine rookies via the NFL Draft, addressing a number of holes on the roster. As as a result of the ...

The Buffalo Bills trading James Cook? Even though he is the guy who last year produced his second consecutive 1,000-yard season, leading the NFL with 16 touchdowns on ...

Bills GM Brandon Beane negotiated several important contract extensions but the team wasn't quite on the same page with its ...

The running back has not reported for the start of the Bills' voluntary workouts, but Brandon Beane and Josh Allen are not ...

"Brandon Beane has traditionally leaned on the draft to restock at running back. Beane drafted Devin Singletary to replace ...

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook will be back on the field in 2025 to follow up on his league-leading season. Beyond that is uncertain. Cook is entering the final year of his rookie contract ...

Cook made his case to rank among the league's top running backs by tying the Baltimore Ravens' Derrick Henry and Detroit ...

"Buffalo Pro-Bowl running back James Cook did not report to the start of the Bills’ voluntary offseason program. Cook is ...

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 ...

Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane was cooking with gas this offseason, dishing out nearly $600 million in contract extensions. One player was left off the menu: running back James Cook.

ORCHARD PARK - Given that James Cook was not one of the four young players who Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane gave contract extensions to, it was not a surprise that the running back ...