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ESPN.com · Sep 13, 2024

James Cook's fourth-down touchdown gives Bills early lead

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MIAMI -- The Buffalo Bills turned defensive back Ja'Marcus Ingram's first career interception into an early lead over the Miami Dolphins on "Thursday Night Football."

The touchdown came on a 17-yard pass from quarterback Josh Allen to running back James Cook on fourth-and-3 after the Bills took a timeout before the play.

The Bills used pre-snap motion to put wide receiver Curtis Samuel in the backfield behind Allen, while Cook moved from the quarterback's left to his right. Cook then ran to the left side, caught the pass wide open and ran down the sideline and into the end zone.

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