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Buffalo Bills HC Joe Brady had to clarify his threat of consequences against one of the team’s biggest stars after a warning went viral. Coach Brady made
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady has clarified previous comments regarding potential consequences for running back James Cook following ball security issues. Brady initially suggested that Cook's carries could decrease if fumbling persisted after Cook lost a fumble during an overtime victory over the Los Angeles Rams. Brady later addressed the remarks, emphasizing that he does not intend to reduce Cook's touches or cause him to run timidly.
Brady praised Cook's overall performance, calling him one of the league's top rushers. Through five games, Cook has recorded 532 rushing yards and five touchdowns, but has also logged four fumbles.
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