
In the land of Orchard Park, New York, an intriguing yarn is spun of Buffalo domination and the abrupt end of Dallas Cowboys' five-game winning streak. James Cook, our hero in this tale, galloped through gridiron pastures for a career-best 179 yards, scoring twice to lead the majestic Bills to a 31-10 rout on Sunday.
Though esteemed Bills leader and general, Josh Allen, only commandingly sent 94 yards worth of aerial projectiles aloft, his troops managed to secure a second consecutive victory for the first time since the sunset on their three-win reign on Oct. 1. It was as though the Bills were running under the banner of destiny, moving one game ahead in the AFC playoff race and leaving Denver and Pittsburgh to eat their dust.