Overview
- Cook has missed four consecutive on-field sessions since August 3, extending a hold-in that coach Sean McDermott had expected to end today
- Negotiations over a multi-year extension continue with both sides expressing optimism but no deal has been finalized
- Agent Zac Hiller affirmed that Cook “only wants to be a Buffalo Bill” and predicted a resolution soon
- Rather than take part in drills, Cook has stayed on the sideline for mental reps and light workouts to preserve his health and avoid fines
- Quarterback Josh Allen publicly backed Cook’s return, highlighting his back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons and league-leading 16 rushing touchdowns as justification for fair compensation