This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bills/onsi as Bills' RB James Cook blatantly disrespected in 2025 position rankings by NFL analyst.

If Buffalo Bills running back James Cook needed any motivation as he heads towards the offseason, he's just gotten it. Fresh off leading the NFL in rushing yards with 1,621 yards and 12 touchdowns, Cook can easily be seen as one of the league's best in 2025,

Bills running back James Cook took to social media after his team defeated Jacksonville on Sunday in the playoffs.

James Cook is having a remarkable season for the Buffalo Bills. It's not in the same class of O.J. Simpson in the early 1970s or Saquon Barkley circa 2024, but the running back is doing more than his share to make sure the Bills get into the playoffs, have ...

Thanks to a growing trend among fantasy football players, Cook’s success is now helping support Build Promise, a homeless shelter and community shelter on Buffalo's east side.

The Bills announced on Saturday that Cook was named as a second-team All-Pro, falling behind only Bijan Robinson of the Atlanta Falcons. Cook earned the rushing title after a nail-biting final weekend and now will head into the playoffs looking to lead his team to an upset.

James Cook's 1,621 rushing yards weren't enough to secure first-team All-Pro status, while his teammate Ray Davis emerged as the league's premier kick returner.

Two Buffalo Bills running backs were named All-Pro selections by the Associated Press on Saturday for their performance in 2025.

Buffalo Bills starting center Connor McGovern has gone into the blue medical tent after injuring his arm attempting to recover a James Cook fumble against the Denver Broncos. McGovern exited the blue medical tent and is heading to the locker rom.