Buffalo Bills running back James Cook recently joined the Nightcap Podcast hosted by Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson to discuss some of his latest social media posts, in which he suggests he wants a big pay raise.

Cook averaged just shy of 13 carries per game in his second Pro Bowl season, a number that ballooned to 17.7 in the playoffs. In the Bills' deciding AFC championship game, Cook had just 13 carries, tallying 85 yards and two touchdowns.

Cook said during a podcast appearance with Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson that "I just want to get what I deserve." As for what that means, well, Cook previously hinted during an Instagram Live session that what he's looking for is $15 million per year.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook takes pressure off the NFL's MVP in his quarterback, Josh Allen. After a great season, both individually and as a team, Cook is ready to get the bag. In an appearance on Nightcap with Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson,

Cook is highly valued by head coach Sean McDermott and offensive coordinator Joe Brady. He was the Bills' only 1,000 yard player from scrimmage (and the team's only 830 yard player, for that matter). He has shown to be an incredible talent in the NFL, showcased by his two Pro Bowl appearances.

Buffalo’s top back recently made headlines for making it public that he is looking for $15 million per season on average in his next contract. Cook first pinned a post saying “15 mill year” on his Instagram Live before doubling down on X.

As the NFL Combine begins in Indianapolis 7 Sports caught up with Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane for a one-on-one interview.

James Cook isn't known for being outspoken, so the Buffalo Bills' starting running back may have surprised folks when he publicized his contract desires on an Instagram live stream. Cook, a 2022 second-round draft pick entering the final season of his rookie contract,