Bills' James Cook Expected to Play Against Jets Despite Toe Injury

Buffalo's star running back plans to take the field for a crucial divisional matchup following a week of limited practice.

James Cook, the Buffalo Bills' leading rusher, has been dealing with a toe injury but intends to play in Monday's game against the New York Jets.
Cook's participation is crucial for the Bills, who are trying to avoid a third consecutive loss and maintain their lead in the AFC East.
Several key Bills players, including wide receiver Khalil Shakir and cornerback Taron Johnson, are listed as questionable due to various injuries.
Defensive tackle Ed Oliver has been ruled out for the second straight week with a hamstring injury, impacting the Bills' defensive lineup.
The Bills face a Jets team undergoing changes, including a recent head coach firing, adding complexity to this divisional showdown.