The Bills and James Cook have finally agreed to terms on a $48 million contract extension after he returned to practice on Tuesday.

Buffalo Bills general manager put his team's money where their mouth is by finally inking running back James Cook to a four-year extension. Ahead of his fourth year in the NFL, the Pro Bowl rusher was holding himself out of practices as of late to get a long-awaited extension. On Wednesday, that finally happened.

Bills running back James Cook has ended his contract standoff by signing a four-year deal, Buffalo general manager Brandon Beane said Wednesday. Cook’s deal will pay him $48 million over the four years, two people with knowledge of the agreement confirmed to The Associated Press.