Bills RB James Cook prepares for season and new stadium
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 11:58 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook announced his readiness for the upcoming season while visiting the new Highmark Stadium ahead of training camp. He shared a video on Instagram with a one-word caption, 'Loading.' Cook looks to build on his career-best 1,621 rushing yards from 2025. The Bills will start training camp at St. John Fisher University later this month, transitioning to Buffalo in August. Cook also noted a positive shift in team energy following the hiring of new head coach Joe Brady after last year's playoff loss.
- •James Cook recorded 1,621 rushing yards last season.
- •Training camp starts at St. John Fisher University next week.
- •Cook visited the new Highmark Stadium with Thurman Thomas.
- •Joe Brady replaces Sean McDermott as head coach.
- •Cook feels new energy within the team ahead of the season.
- 11:58 PMYahoo Sports — Bills RB James Cook Makes Simple Announcement as Training Camp Nears
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