Bills Confront James Cook's Fumble Spate as Playoff Push Begins

Team leaders say the turnovers must stop, with Joe Brady stressing they 'can't happen'.

Overview

James Cook has logged consecutive multi‑fumble outings over Weeks 13 and 14, including red‑zone plays that wiped out scoring chances against the Bengals.
Recent reports put his season total at a career‑high six fumbles after entering Week 13 with just two, marking a sudden spike in ball‑security issues.
Josh Allen acknowledged some responsibility on a botched handoff, saying he could have delivered the ball sooner and could 'take some blame in that.'
Offensive coordinator Joe Brady addressed the issue publicly, saying turnovers are 'far too many right now' while maintaining confidence in Cook.
Despite the miscues, Cook leads the NFL in rushing attempts and has 1,308 yards, and though Buffalo mixes in Ty Johnson and Ray Davis, this remains his backfield heading into a pivotal matchup with New England.