James Cook believes he's worth $15 million per season, but despite two fine seasons, the Bills running back probably isn't going to get that.

Chubb, at the right price, would be a low-risk, high-reward option. Prior to his injury struggles, Chubb ran for 1,000 yards in four consecutive seasons while just missing the mark with 996 yards in his rookie season, when he didn't earn the starting spot until Week 6.

James Cook is eligible for an extension, and his level of play over the past two years has helped his value considerably. The Pro Bowl running back will be in line for a major raise on a second Bills contract, and a financial target appears to have emerged.

The Bills spent multiple years with GM Brandon Beane at the helm aiming to construct a hybrid receiving running backs group that could bring athleticism and versatility to their offensive playcalling.

A new Buffalo Bills offseason means tough roster decisions will be made. The Bills are lacking in some key areas in the receiving room and among the defensive line and secondary, but one place they aren’t lacking is running back.