All Eyes On James Cook for Bills Training Camp originally appeared on Athlon Sports. OTAs and minicamp have come and gone, with Buffalo Bills running back James Cook still without a new contract.

Cook, 25, ran for over 1,000 yards in each of the last two seasons and had 16 touchdowns in 2024. His ability to produce at a high level made the Bills offense one of the best in the league.

Wanting a reported $15 million APY contract, give or take a few million, Cook has shown up to mandatory minicamp, and has stated he will be at training camp, but we don't know if he will be ...

The focus will soon shift to training camp at St. John Fisher in the Rochester area, where Cook will be a name to watch amid his contract discussions. AI assisted with the formatting of this story.

Bills veterans report to training camp on July 22. "Everything is a business, so no hard feelings," Cook said last month at Buffalo’s mandatory minicamp, via the team’s official website.

Now with Cook's future uncertain, Davis might get a few more reps at training camp, depending on whether James participates or not.

Some analysts believe Cook could miss training camp next month if he doesn't get the deal he wants. While a contract holdout can be a significant issue for any organization, the Bills are in a ...

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Still, Cook has shown up for work and has put in the time this offseason, but training camp looms as a key date in negotiations between the player and the franchise.

Bills veterans report to training camp on July 22. "Everything is a business, so no hard feelings," Cook said last month at Buffalo’s mandatory minicamp, via the team’s official website.