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Buffalo Bills running back James Cook has been ruled inactive for the Monday night game against the New York Jets due to a toe injury. After limited participation in practice leading up to the game, Cook's absence will shift the focus to Ty Johnson and Ray Davis to handle the backfield duties. Additionally, Cook's future goal-line opportunities may be impacted by the Bills' recent draft choice of Ray Davis, who has shown a strong ability to score touchdowns.
- James Cook is inactive due to a toe injury, impacting the Bills' backfield strategy.
- The addition of Ray Davis may limit Cook's goal-line opportunities moving forward.
James Cook | RB
Injury
Week 6
- Inactive for Week 6 due to a toe injury.
- Struggled with goal-line carries last season and may see reduced opportunities with the drafting of Ray Davis.
Ray Davis | RB
Breakout
Pickup
- Drafted in the fourth round, expected to take on goal-line duties.
- Scored 14 rushing touchdowns in college, showcasing his ability to convert short-yardage situations.
Ty Johnson | RB
Pickup
- Will likely lead the backfield in Cook's absence.
- Needs to step up to fill the void left by Cook.
Buffalo Bills
- Will rely on Ty Johnson and Ray Davis in the backfield without Cook.
- Offensive strategy may shift with the new addition of Davis, particularly in short-yardage situations.
New York Jets
- Will face a weakened Bills backfield, potentially impacting their defensive strategy.