Buffalo turned the ball over three times during its Week 5 defeat at the hands of New England, finishing -2 in turnover differential. It cannot afford to play loose with its possessions again this time around as it hopes to catch up to the Patriots in the divisional race.

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.

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.

Amidst the Buffalo Bills' first back-to-back wins since Weeks 3-4, there is a nagging fumble problem for star running back James Cook.

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

It wasn't "supposed" to play out like this. Down both their starting tackles, the Buffalo Bills offense faced a tough challenge against a fierce Pittsburgh Steelers defensive front.

During the Buffalo Bills’ first matchup with the New England Patriots this season, James Cook endured some tough sledding en route to one of the few modest perf

James Cook is having a fantastic season, which has continued on Thursday Night Football. The fourth-year running back put the Buffalo Bills on the board early in their Week 12 showdown with the Houston Texans, scoring on a 45-yard touchdown run in the ...

Buffalo did serious work on the ground, thanks in big part to RB1 James Cook, who attacked on the first offensive play of the game and kept going. He'd have 144 yards on a career-high 32 carries in the contest, and add 33 yards receiving on three catches.

High-flying New England face a mouth-watering test against Josh Allen's Buffalo Bills Sunday, seeking a win over their AFC East rivals that would secure the Patriots a playoff berth and