Following the Buffalo Bills' 37-34 overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams, some are focusing on the negatives relating to quarterback Josh Allen and running back James Cook.
On the latter, Cook's fumbles caught the most attention. Buffalo head coach Joe Brady even said it has to stop.
But Brady also pointed out the positives Cook and Allen have had. They specifically were good against the Rams, too.
Both players got the job done mostly on the ground. While Allen had 211 passing yards, his 121 rushing yards were key. Combined with Cook's 111 yards, it was not just a good day for the Bills, it was historic.
By both going over 100 yards rushing in the contest, Allen and Cook became the first QB-RB duo in Bills history to pull off the feat in a single
game:
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