Buffalo Bills running back James Cook takes pressure off the NFL's MVP in his quarterback, Josh Allen. After a great season, both individually and as a team, Cook is ready to get the bag. In an appearance on Nightcap with Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson, Cook got candid when asked about whether he should be the NFL's highest paid running back.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook is set to become extension-eligible this offseason. And it seems like he wants to strike it big with a new contract. Cook said during a podca

James Cook is entering the final year of his rookie contract, which is why he has sent a strong warning to the Buffalo Bills about his future with the team.

Cook is highly valued by head coach Sean McDermott and offensive coordinator Joe Brady. He was the Bills' only 1,000 yard player from scrimmage (and the team's only 830 yard player, for that matter). He has shown to be an incredible talent in the NFL, showcased by his two Pro Bowl appearances.

James Cook believes he's worth $15 million per season, but despite two fine seasons, the Bills running back probably isn't going to get that.

Buffalo Bills' running back James Cook tallied 1,267 yards from scrimmage and a conference-leading 18 touchdowns as an integral piece of the team's explosive offense this past season — a campaign that sent him to the Pro Bowl for the second time in his three-year career.

The Buffalo Bills' running back James Cook has doubled down on his desire for a new and improved contract. Buffalo Bills running back James Cook has doubled down on wanting to be one of the highest-paid backs in football this offseason.

A contract extension up in the air with Buffalo, Pro Bowl running back James Cook appeared on NightCap with Shannon Sharpe, where he reiterated his value.

James Cook leaves an intriguing post about his next contract, pushing the Bills to make a crucial decision in the upcoming weeks.