In previous seasons, the knock on Josh Allen-led offenses has been the fact that there was no consistent running back and that Allen had to put the team on his back to get needed rushing yards. But with James Cook’s uncanny ability to find the endzone this season, the once “incomplete” Bills offense is now primed for a deep postseason run.
Cook took his game to another level this year, and his efficient running game adds another layer to a Bills offense that was already hard to beat without it. Offensive coordinator Joe Brady and offensive line coach Aaron Kromer deserve their praise for the rise of the Bills rushing attack as well. It is the most balanced we’ve ever seen from a Bills offense in the Sean McDermott era. We’ll see how far it can take them.
