Bills might have a James Cook problem originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Buffalo Bills paid James Cook a lot of money before this season started. And in almost every facet, he's proved to be a player worthy of that payday.

Buffalo Bills star James Cook is on the verge of becoming only the sixth player in franchise history with at least 4,000 rushing yards following Sunday’s 26-7 road rout over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Cook ranks sixth at his position, and is 20th overall in the NFL, with 205.5 fantasy points (15.8 per game). Looking at his past three games, Cook has accumulated 43.7 fantasy points (14.6 per game). He has rushed for 340 yards on 67 carries, with one touchdown, and has 77 yards receiving on eight catches (eight targets).

And now, offensive coordinator Joe Brady has spoken on James' fumble issues.

With five games left in the 2025 season, James Cook is inching closer to joining O.J. Simpson as the only Buffalo Bills players to lead the NFL in rushing yards.

He’s enjoying a career year in his fourth season with the Buffalo Bills. Running back James Cook could be headed towards a major accomplishment in 2025.

The Bills dominated the Steelers in the second half in a 26-7 victory. Here's how Sal Maiorana graded their performance.

A local nonprofit teamed up with attorney William Mattar and Buffalo Bills running back James Cook to help men experiencing homelessness.

James Cook had fumbled just twice all season, going into the Buffalo Bills' Week 13 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, now the tables have turned, e

James Cook MBE leaned in towards me and pointed to a framed photograph of him meeting the Queen. “You know what, T,” he said – and he’s the only person who has ever called me that – “I’m proud of that picture and I’ll tell you the reason why.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook rushes for an 18-yard gain against the Cincinnati Bengals. Miami Dolphins running back De'Von Achane floors the gas pedal on 29-yard rush. Buffalo Bills cornerback Christian Benford blitzes, rushing untouched, to sack Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow for a 7-yard loss.