Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott told reporters before the Bills got on the field that he was anticipating James Cook would practice on Wednesday, even though the running back is seeking a new ...

Cook has openly wanted a new contract. When asked for a reason why the running back did not participate, the team issued a ...

We can add Buffalo Bills ' running back James Cook to the lengthy list of players not practicing for the team on Sunday.

Cook’s comments come a day after Bills general manager Brandon Beane met with reporters and spoke at length about the situation. “As I’ve said all along, I love James Cook. You know how I am.

“When James came in for the mandatory camp, we spoke,” Beane said. “We've always had a good relationship, and as I've said all along, I love James Cook. I want to draft, develop, re-sign our ...

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook did not participate in practice Sunday, as he appears to be holding in while waiting ...

During a Monday morning appearance on "The Jeremy & Joe Show," Bills general manager Brandon Beane said he did not see Cook's ...

NFL executives reportedly have some of the league's top running backs in mind when looking for comparisons for Notre Dame ...

Given the fines Cook would've faced by missing practice over the next couple of days, it's safe to assume he was referencing the fact that he was at practice today to avoid those fines.

Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen voices support for RB James Cook, who provides insight on mentality towards team and new contract ...

Bills quarterback Josh Allen throws a pass to James Cook during minicamp Tuesday in Orchard Park. Cook’s scheduled salary for 2025 is $5.3 million, but he’s looking to make $15 million per season.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook already skipped OTAs and may not attend mandatory minicamp amid an ongoing contract dispute. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Cook is "unhappy" with his situation ...