Bills running back James Cook wants a contract extension, but even without one, general manager Brandon Beane expects him to report to training camp.

I go back and forth on the importance of a star player entering a contract year showing up to mandatory offseason activities ...

There has been some movement on the running back front in the last 48 hours after two of the top remaining free-agent running backs signed with their new respective teams. Nick Chubb joined Joe Mixon ...

NFL season is still months away, and plenty of important position battles have yet to be decided as all 32 teams continue ...

Beyond Eflin, Sugano and Morton, the Orioles’ other potential free agents include first baseman/outfielder Ryan O’Hearn, center fielder Cedric Mullins and catcher Gary Sánchez, plus relievers ...

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 ...

Stars skip minicamp. Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt, Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson and Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin s ...

The lucky ones were those who got to know James Cook. You can tell from the sincere and humbling outpouring of grief that he ...

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

The Buffalo Bills can breathe a little bit easier after James Cook showed up to the team's mandatory minicamp.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook put aside his contract concerns — and avoided the potential of being fined — by ...

Running back James Cook was the lone absence ... That would put him in line with Baltimore's Derrick Henry, who signed a two-year, $30 million contract last week. NFL DRAFT GRADES: Recap all ...