Buffalo Bills running back James Cook missed training camp practice for the second straight day on Monday, as he continues to negotiate a contract extension with the team. The absence of the player underscores the ongoing discussions between the Bills and Cook regarding his future with the franchise. While the team has yet to formally announce any terms or conditions for the extension, the situation has sparked speculation about the potential outcome of these talks.
Coach Sean McDermott has remained tight-lipped on the matter, stating only that the team is committed to working with Cook to find a resolution. The running back, who has been a key contributor to the Bills’ offense, has been vocal about his desire to stay with the team, emphasizing his role in the team’s success.
Agents for both parties have been involved in the negotiations, with reports suggesting that the team is seeking a long-term deal that includes incentives based on performance. Meanwhile, Cook has expressed a willingness to meet the team’s demands, provided that the financial terms are competitive with what he could earn elsewhere. The situation remains a focal point for fans and analysts, who are closely following the developments in the hopes of understanding the potential impact on the team’s performance this season.