James Cook Denies Pants-Stain Speculation After Bills Win

On November 10, James Cook addressed online claims that a stain visible on his pants during Buffalo’s Monday night game meant he had soiled himself. The Bills running back denied the suggestion, but did not explain what caused the mark.

Cook carried 31 times for 107 yards and scored a touchdown in Buffalo’s 23-6 win over Minnesota. The stain drew attention on social media, where users speculated about when it appeared and what had caused it.

The hygiene-products company DUDE Wipes joined the online discussion with a post suggesting Cook would need its products. Cook responded with a denial, accompanied by laughing emojis: “this is wild I didn’t s--- on myself.”

His statement did not end the speculation. Some users proposed that the mark might have come from paint on the field, while others continued to insist he had soiled his pants. A few turned the joke into praise for his performance, saying he had dominated Minnesota’s defense.

The report described Buffalo as 7-1 and atop the AFC after the victory. Cook’s strong game and the Bills’ win remained the clearest takeaways from the night, despite the attention given to the stain.