Bill beat reporter, Joe Buscaglia mentioned that Bills general manager Brandon Beane said James Cook hasn't shown up for Buffalo's offseason program. "Can't tell you when he's definitely coming or not... I mean, it's voluntary," Beane said.

The running back has not reported for the start of the Bills' voluntary workouts, but Brandon Beane and Josh Allen are not worried. Yet.

Cook made his case to rank among the league's top running backs by tying the Baltimore Ravens' Derrick Henry and Detroit Lions' Jahmyr Gibbs with 16 rushing touchdowns in 2024. The Bills' voluntary offseason workout program began Monday, with players including newly extended quarterback Josh Allen in attendance.