Buffalo's Rising Star Shines as Bills Edge Browns

In a nail-biting showdown, the Buffalo Bills secured a 23-20 victory against the Cleveland Browns, inching closer to their seventh straight playoff appearance. James Cook, Buffalo's star running back, stole the spotlight with an impressive 117 yards and two touchdowns, proving that the Bills' offense is not just about Josh Allen. Allen, playing through a foot injury sustained in the first half, managed 130 passing yards and 17 rushing yards. Despite the injury, he praised Cook, calling him the best back in football. Cook's performance tied him with Thurman Thomas for the second-most 100-yard rushing games in franchise history, and he now leads the NFL in rushing yards.The Bills' defense also played a crucial role, with Greg Rousseau recording a season-high 2. 5 sacks and nine pressures. Meanwhile, Cleveland's Myles Garrett, despite a strong season, was held to just one pressure by Buffalo's offensive line. Cleveland's Shedeur Sanders completed 20 of 29 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown but threw two interceptions that contributed to Buffalo's points. The Browns' offense struggled after losing Quinshon Judkins to a serious ankle injury. Coach Kevin Stefanski acknowledged the Browns' turnovers and the Bills' clutch plays as key factors in the loss. Despite the defeat, Garrett remains one sack away from breaking the single-season record.