Cook Extends Scoring and Rushing Streaks in Bills’ Win

Cook’s five-yard touchdown came late in a 15-play, 8-minute, 32-second drive that pushed Buffalo’s lead to 14 with 6:17 remaining. He carried nine times on the possession, which was the Bills’ longest of the season.

Cook finished with 31 carries, one short of his career high, and 107 yards. His seven consecutive games with a touchdown tie San Francisco’s Christian McCaffrey for the NFL’s longest scoring streak this season. Cook has eight touchdowns during the run, along with 757 rushing yards, and Buffalo has won six of the seven games.

The rushing streak is the league’s longest active one. Cook is the first Bills player to reach at least 75 yards on the ground in seven straight games since Travis Henry managed eight in a row in 2003. Cook’s run began against Detroit in Week 2; his high during the stretch was 154 yards against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Buffalo, now 7-1, is set to visit the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium on November 15. One touchdown would give Cook a career-best eight consecutive games scoring. If he stays out of the end zone, 75 rushing yards would still tie Henry’s Bills record.