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Bills’ Joe Brady Sends Clear Message to James Cook About His Fumbling Issues
Joe Brady said Cook’s ball security must improve or his carries will drop after the running back lost two fumbles in a 37-34 overtime win.
- On Tuesday, Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady warned that star running back James Cook's carries could decrease if his fumbling problems persist, emphasizing that ball security must improve to prevent losses.
- Cook fumbled twice during the October 12 game against the Los Angeles Rams, with an overtime turnover that nearly handed the team the victory and prompted Brady's public warning.
- Despite ranking third in the NFL with 532 rushing yards this season, Cook has recorded 11 fumbles since the start of 2025, the most of any non-quarterback.
- Buffalo ranks tied for 24th in turnover differential, leading Brady to state that winning does not excuse ongoing issues with "putting the ball in harm's way."
- Teammate Dion Dawkins urged Cook to remain positive after the fumbles, though the team must eliminate turnovers to avoid repeating painful playoff lessons from previous seasons.
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The Buffalo Bills escaped with a 37-34 overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night, but running back James Cook nearly cost them the game with a fumble in overtime. Now, Bills head coach Joe Brady is making it clear that Cook’s ball security issues won’t be tolerated for much longer. Speaking to…
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