Buffalo Bills running back James Cook had a monster season, and now, it looks like he’s making moves to secure a big payday. After racking up 1,267 yards from scrimmage and a conference-leading ...

It's a cold, indisputable reality. The Buffalo Bills were Super Bowl contenders before running back James Cook arrived, and they'll remain contenders after his rookie contract expires. In no way ...

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook has announced what he expects to be paid as he enters the final year of his rookie contract. Cook rushed for 1,006 yards and a whopping 16 touchdowns in 2024 ...

James Cook is whipping up a recipe for contract negotiations. The running back could be looking to receive $15 million per year in his next contract. Cook went on Instagram Live and pinned his own ...

After the 2024 regular-season finale, Bills running back James Cook became eligible for a new contract. With one year left on his rookie deal, he’s ready to be rewarded. Via SI.com, Cook said ...

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said it would introduce the technology at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough later this year. Union Unite said the "full implications" of the ...

Former Georgia running back James Cook wants to get paid and is willing to do anything to get his point across. The NFL season officially came to a close earlier this week as the Philadelphia ...

you can't let him leave the building." I asked @dalvincook if he was Bills GM what would he do with his brother’s contract after the 2025 season.⤵️ James Cook wants to in Buffalo.

James Cook has set his asking price. The Bills running back, who is eligible for an extension ahead of what would be the final season of his rookie contract, wants the world (or maybe the Bills ...

The face of that run game was running back James Cook. In what became the year of the running back in 2024, Cook helped lead the Bills to the No. 2 seed in the conference but ultimately was ...

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook had a season to remember in 2024, as he was a driving force behind the NFL's second-highest-scoring offense (30.9 p/g). And now he wants to be paid handsomely ...