The Buffalo Bills could have a problem on their hands with running back James Cook in the not-too-distant future.

James Cook is chasing Josh Allen, Groot has Spider-Man in his sights, and Dawson Knox wants a touchdown.

James Cook unable to top 100 yards rushing for a third straight game, but he extended his touchdown streak to three games in Week 4.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook's fifth TD run of '24 gets Bills on scoreboard vs. the Tennessee Titans.

"One contract issue that could come to a head next offseason is that of Buffalo running back James Cook III," Fowler writes. "Since signing a four-year, $46 million extension before the 2025 season, Cook has a rushing title and ranks third this year with 346 rushing yards through three games."

James Cook tops 150 rush yards for the third time in career in Week 3, going off for 154 and a score vs. the Chargers.

The Bills and running back James Cook engaged in a summer contract standoff in 2025, the last year of his rookie deal. The stalemate ended with a four-year, $46MM agreement, though it might not prevent Cook from pushing for another raise in the near future.

James Cook's four campaigns with the Buffalo Bills have all ended in similar fashion: a playoff loss to cap off what had been a promising -- often dominant -- regular season. Buffalo's postseason runs collapsing in heartbreak predate Cook, though, whether ...

James Cook of the Buffalo Bills runs into the end zone for a touchdown in the third quarter of the game against the Carolina Panthers. Matt Kelley / Getty Images CHARLOTTE, N.C. – I didn’t expect James Cook to know the actual answer, but he replied ...

In the Week 5 game between the Buffalo Bills and the Los Angeles Rams at 8:15 p.m. ET on Monday, will James Cook get into the end zone? Continue reading for odd