The Buffalo Bills got James Cook back, at least for their Tuesday workout. As the Bills continue their preseason journey ahead of facing the Chicago Bears this upcoming weekend in their second exhibition contest of the summer, Cook was at practice as game preparations are underway.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook resumed practicing on Tuesday, ending — temporarily, at least — his “hold-in” as part of a contract standoff that began on Aug. 3. Cook took the field in uniform and participated at the start of practice after missing four straight sessions last week — the last two in which the

James Cook returned to practice Tuesday amid his contract dispute with the Buffalo Bills, appearing to at least pause the star running back's hold-in. Cook was in full uniform and began the session fully participating.