James Cook Aims for Greater Success After Leading Rushing Last Season

James Cook, the running back for the Buffalo Bills, led the NFL in rushing last season with a total of 1,621 yards. His impressive performance followed a hold-in during training camp while he negotiated a new contract, which he secured after a week of missed practices.

Cook expressed a desire to move on from last season, emphasizing that he is focused on the current year. He aims to build on his success, with new coach Joe Brady expecting him to enhance various aspects of his game and continue as a primary runner. Cook acknowledged the need to improve his ball security after losing four fumbles last season, including a critical one during a playoff loss.

Throughout his four seasons, the Bills have a postseason record of 5-4, with three losses in the divisional round and one in the AFC Championship Game. Cook believes the team has the potential to succeed, stating that their future is in their own hands.