While the Buffalo Bills were in the process of beating the Minnesota Vikings in Week 9, viewers noticed something on the seat of running back James Cook‘s pants.
What they noticed was a yellowish/brownish stain, which led many to believe he had soiled himself on the field.
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As you’d expect, that got back to Cook after the game and he made sure to clear the air and say he did not have an accident.
“This is wild I didn’t s*** on myself,” Cook wrote on X, along with laughing emojis.
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You can never be too sure in this day and age of AI videos, but there is a clip floating around out there that shows Cook having clean pants before taking a hit from a Vikings defender and, after that hit, the stain immediately appears.
Hey, look, if it happened, there’s no shame in that.
Anyone criticizing Cook has likely never taken a hit on a football field.
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The mere thought of getting run into by one of the large human beings who play in the NFL is enough to make anyone lose control of their bowels.
Grinding out a win
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook III (4) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. Credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect (Reuters)
If Cook indeed did have an accident, he wasn’t the only one who s*** himself on Monday night.
Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz s*** the bed in what was one of the worst performances we’ve seen from a signal-caller ever.
Wentz threw for just 81 yards on 8-of-25 passing and tossed two picks, and he should have had at least one more in the contest.
The Bills didn’t have a ton of success on offense with just 23 points scored, but that was more than enough on a night in which Minnesota’s offense could only muster up six.
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It was tough sledding on the ground for Cook against the Vikings’ elite defense, as he tallied under four yards per carry, but he did finish with 107 yards and a touchdown with a massive workload of 31 carries.
Meanwhile, Wentz’s pathetic performance, along with the struggles Kyler Murray has seen in 2026, was enough for the Vikings to go out and trade for quarterback Kirk Cousins on Tuesday before the trade deadline passed.
The 7-1 Bills will look to keep the good times rolling when they take on the New York Jets on Sunday. The 6-2 Vikings will look to rebound in a very tough divisional matchup against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field.
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