The Buffalo Bills have been going through a situation with running back James Cook this offseason. He has been wanting a new deal, but the Bills have not seemed to be on the same page with him.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook exercised his right to skip the initial portion of the voluntary offseason workout program. But when push comes to shove, general manager Brandon Beane ...

Entering the final year of his rookie deal, the 24-year-old is already drawing support from his brother, veteran free agent running back Dalvin Cook. James Cook's decision to skip the opening day ...

One glaring omission from this list is star RB James Cook, who has been seeking a long-term contract extension since the start of this offseason. Despite the lack of progress, Buffalo Bills GM ...

"He will be here this year and hopefully beyond," Beane said. "We love James and we would love nothing more than to keep him here longer term." Cook has back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons ...

Cook, the Bills No. 63 pick in the 2022 NFL draft, is entering the final season of his rookie contract with the franchise. He's currently set to earn $5.27 million with a $5.7 million cap hit this ...

Bills General Manager Brandon Beane said this week that the team wants to have running back James Cook on the team beyond the 2025 season, but making that happen will require the use of a franchise ...

The Buffalo Bills don’t see a contract extension for running back James Cook coming anytime soon, but shared new hope this week that the NFL’s touchdown leader will be in their long-term plans.

The offseason for the Buffalo Bills has been dominated by running back James Cook and his want for a new contract. Set to want roughly $15 million APY, so far, the Bills don't appear to be all ...

The status of Buffalo Bills running back James Cook is up in the air as the former second-round pick looks for a contract extension before entering his fourth season in the NFL. As Cook continues ...

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WIVB) — Bills running back James Cook did not report for the start of Buffalo’s voluntary offseason workouts, general manager Brandon Beane said Tuesday. But the GM is not ...

Whether he shares the same hope as the Bills is unknown, but Cook will be looking to prove that he deserves a new contract in 2025 by dominating on the field as he has the past two seasons.