Buffalo Bills running back James Cook goes for a 33-yard rush against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.

The Bills took their first lead on the Chiefs in the AFC championship game thanks to an incredible effort from running back James Cook. On fourth down near the goal line, quarterback Josh Allen tossed the ball over to Cook on his right. Cook, like Allen, looked done for.

James Cook has had one of the quietest 1,000-plus yard, 15-plus rushing touchdown seasons I can remember. He eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark in a meaningless Week 18 game against the

While there will be plenty of fingers being pointed at other players on the Bills in their 32-29 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday, no one can deny the spectacular performance from James Cook all season.

The Buffalo Bills had the Kansas City Chiefs on a string when they ran the ball in the AFC Championship Game. Why did it take them so long to start, and why did they stop?

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook scores against the Kansas City Chiefs with a 6-yard rush in the AFC Championship Game.

After his TD against the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game, Dalvin Cook gave brotherly love, setting the price tag for Bills RB James Cook.

Here are some key stats and trends to know before placing any wagers on James Cook’s player props for Sunday’s game, which starts at 6:30 PM ET on CBS. Cook and the Buffalo Bills head

The Buffalo Bills are navigating through a gut-wrenching period after yet another postseason loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, marking their fourth consecutive defeat to them in playoff meetings. Despite this,

Center Connor McGovern and running back James Cook have been added to the AFC roster, the NFL announced Tuesday. It will be the first Pro Bowl of McGovern's career, and the second straight year that Cook has gone. McGovern is a replacement for Chiefs center Creed Humphrey, while Cook replaces Ravens running back Derrick Henry.

It's the Chiefs vs. Bills in the AFC championship game. Follow for live score updates and stats with a spot in Super Bowl LIX on the line.