The interception involving Buffalo Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks and Denver Broncos cornerback Ja'Quan McMillian won't change the catch rule.

Back in 2010, the NFL made a major screw-up when they started trying to determine what a catch was. We know it to this day as ...

During a mess of a press conference after the team fired Sean McDermott as head coach, Coleman's name became a talking point ...

The Buffalo Bills won't be playing on Championship Sunday due to a questionable officials' ruling that still stings WR Brandin Cooks and owner Terry Pegula ...

Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks opened up on NFL Network about the controversial overtime interception that helped end Buffalo’s playoff run.

The "Blind Date" host and the retired All-Pro cornerback were two of the many personalities who publicly disagreed with the official ruling on Buffalo's catch-turned-interception that allowed the ...

The Buffalo Bills wide receiver (momentarily) reeled in a deep ball in overtime of Sunday’s Divisional Round matchup with ...

Cooks was at the center of one of the most controversial plays in the Bills’ 33-30 divisional-round loss on Jan. 17 — a play ...

While there were plenty of discussions about Josh Allen and Bo Nix following last weekend's playoff game between the Buffalo ...

Of the many things that Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula said during a Wednesday news conference that generated headlines, ...

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks said that he caught the controversial pass that was ruled an interception in the ...

Buffalo Bills veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks shared his honest thoughts on the game-sealing interception.