Buffalo Bills running back James Cook has earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors for his three-touchdown performance in Week 2 against the Miami Dolphins.

This fantastic start comes off the back of the third-year ballcarrier’s breakout sophomore campaign in which he finished fourth in the NFL in rushing yards (1,122) and sixth in scrimmage yards (1,567).

A 2-0 start to this season has produced consecutive player of the week awards for the Buffalo Bills. Running back James Cook was selected as the AFC’s top offensive performer for his role in Buffalo’s 31-10 win at Miami in Week 2.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook has been named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week following his team's win against the Miami Dolphins. In the Week 2 outing, Buffalo won 31-10 and Cook played a huge part.

Last night, he had those opportunities and made the most of them," said Bills' offensive coordinator Joe Brady. In his

Last week it was Gregory Rousseau getting "Defensive AFC Player Of The Week" honors from the NFL. This week, they looked to the other side of the ball and awarded James Cook the "Offensive AFC Player Of The Week"

The Buffalo Bills rolled all over the Miami Dolphins in the first half of Thursday night's latest episode of the AFC East rivalry. It wasn't Josh Allen who stole the spotlight at Hard Rock Stadium, however, but rather the young running back by his side: James Cook, who might be one of the most underrated playmakers in the game.

James Cook had a strong performance in last Thursday’s win over the Dolphins and now has been named AFC offensive player of the week.

We know Buffalo Bills running back James Cook had a monster performance on Thursday Night Football as the Bills squished the fish 31-10, putting up 78 rushing yards for two touchdowns on the ground while reeling in a 17 yard receiving touchdown as well.

The Buffalo Bills' rising star had a career-best three scores against the Dolphins, earning Offensive Player of the Week honors.