In a turn of events, Buffalo Bills running back James Cook is back practicing with the team. The two-time Pro Bowler decided to change his status from full participant to training camp "hold-in" earlier this month as he continues to search for a contract extension, but he was seen taking reps at Tuesday's practice.

The backdrop here is that Cook is entering the final season of his contract and wants a new deal. He stated early in the offseason that he wanted $15 million per year. He'll be lucky to get the three years and $33 million total that Kyren Williams recently got from the Rams.

"Kyren Williams accounted for 43% of the Rams’ total touches last season, the highest rate in the NFL, per ESPN research," Schefter wrote on X. "He rushed for a career-high 1,299 yards and 14 TDs on 316 carries, while also adding 34 catches for 182 yards and two more scores in Sean McVay’s offense."