New off of winning AFC Hostile Player of the Week, Bison Bills running back James Cook is passing on Wednesday’s training because of an undisclosed sickness, the group uncovered on its physical issue report.

Cook is one of three Bills out on Wednesday, as linebacker Von Mill operator (veteran rest) and protective tackle Jordan Phillips (wrist) likewise sat out.

What’s the significance here for Cook’s status pushing ahead?

First of all, the Bills (8-6) are on a brief week, as they should head out the nation to visit the Los Angeles Chargers (5-9) at SoFi Arena on Saturday. Bison is at present a 12-point number one, however having Cook completely sound will be urgent in a must-dominate match for the Bills.
In any case, it’s just Wednesday and there’s not a great explanation to figure Cook won’t shake off his disease and be prepared to play on Saturday,

Cook sliced the Dallas Cowpokes in a 31-10 win on Sunday in what was by a long shot the best round of his young two-year NFL vocation. He surged multiple times for 179 yards and a score while adding two gets for 42 yards and another score.
“I work hard practically speaking,” Cook said after the game. “The certainty level will come practically speaking. When you practice hard and do things right, it’s a certainty lift, and appearing on Sundays is going.”

With 968 surging yards heading into Week 16, Cook is currently well en route to turning into the first Bills player to have 1,000 hurrying yards in a season since LeSean McCoy did it in 2017 with 1,138 yards.

Saturday’s opening shot is set for 8 p.m. ET.