Buffalo Bills running back James Cook put aside his contract concerns — and avoided the potential of being fined — by attending the start of the team’s three-day mandatory series of practices on Tuesday,

The Jets in 2010 were considered on the cusp of glory. As a wild card, they’d reached the AFC Championship Game in coach Rex Ryan’s rookie season and, in trying to get over that hump, were desperate to topple the New England Patriots from atop the division.

Despite still waiting for a new contract extension, James Cook chose to attend this week's Buffalo Bills mandatory minicamp. Various other NFL stars seeking a new extension opted to skip minicamp during negotiations.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook was a full participant at mandatory minicamp, and he detailed why that was.

Stephen A. Smith has inserted himself directly in the middle of the discourse involving Simone Biles, former collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines and the inclusion of trans athletes in sports. Biles, 28, and Gaines, 25, engaged in a back-and-forth via X on Friday, June 6, centered around the rights of trans athletes, during which Gaines equated

Buffalo Bills' running back James Cook is seeking a new contract in the neighborhood of $15 million per year. Cook is entering the final year of his rookie contract that he signed after being taken in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft.

Cook overcame the odds to claim British and European titles and, as Steve Bunce writes, establish himself as one of the sport’s most liked and respected fighters