Cook, 25, has skipped the team’s voluntary offseason program, including workouts in April and OTAs on May 27–29, June 2, and June 5. He was the only Bills player absent in May, as 89 of 90 players were in attendance. The team’s mandatory minicamp, scheduled for June 10–12, looms as another key moment in the negotiation timeline.

James Cook's future with the Buffalo Bills is uncertain as a contract dispute intensifies. He has distanced himself from the team by missing voluntary workouts and listing his residence for sale. With mandatory minicamp approaching,

NFL season just around the corner, the Buffalo Bills and one of their most important players aren’t on the same page. James Cook is still pushing to get a contract extension, but it doesn’t seem like that will happen anytime soon.

Atlanta Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts hasn't participated in OTAs due to a muscle strain in his foot, but he's still made headlines beyond his injury and subsequent lack of activity. Pitts has been the subject of offseason trade discussions.

While Josh Allen got all the glory in the Buffalo Bills' 2024 season that culminated in reaching the AFC Championship Game and his MVP win, one of the stars who did a ton of the dirty work appears to be deeply unhappy with his situation in upstate New York.

ESPN's Adam Schefter explained what he's hearing about Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts' injury and recent trade rumors.

The ESPN NFL insider doesn't see the Buffalo Bills and the star running back solving their differences anytime soon.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter doesn’t see a Jonnu Smith to Pittsburgh Steelers trade as likely, despite recent speculation connecting the veteran […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Schefter: