Cooper Rush

The Philadelphia Eagles' defense held the Dallas Cowboys to 17 points and intercepted quarterback Cooper Rush three times during the team's Sunday night victory. Philadelphia's defense has held opposing offenses to 17 points or fewer in five straight games. While they could not record a sack, Rush was under duress often, causing the backup to throw three interceptions. With 13 sacks and 14 turnovers through six weeks, Philadelphia's defense will be a top-tier fantasy option when they return from... [Read More]

The Philadelphia Eagles defense will face the Dallas Cowboys in Philadelphia this Sunday night. The Eagles have given up an average of 11.3 points to opposing offenses over the past four weeks, and Dallas has scored an average of 19.6 points per game this season. Dallas is not turning the ball over often, but they cannot score at a high rate with quarterback Cooper Rush under center. Philadelphia is tied for the league lead in takeaways, is tied for the fourth-most sacks, and allows the ... [Read More]

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush remained undefeated in his NFL career after another win in Week 5 over the Los Angeles Rams. Rush acted as a hand-off machine, completing just 10 passes on 16 attempts for 102 yards. He played more mistake-free football, taking three sacks but not allowing any turnovers in a game the Cowboys easily won 22-10. Rush has been riding the Dallas defense to a 4-0 record as a starter and could get one more start in Week 6 if Dak Prescott (thumb) still isn't ... [Read More]

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush led the Cowboys to another win in Week 4. Dallas beat the Washington Commanders 25-10, with Rush completing 15 of his 27 passes for 223 yards and two touchdowns. Rush once again played mistake-free football, hooking up with CeeDee Lamb and Michael Gallup for his passing scores. Despite winning all three of his starts, Rush will return to his backup role as soon as Week 5 if Dak Prescott (thumb) is able to return. [Read More]

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush is not a strong fantasy option in Week 4 despite leading the Cowboys to two wins so far as Dak Prescott's (thumb) fill-in. Rush has played mostly mistake-free football and while he is certainly performing better than most people expected, he has almost no fantasy upside. Week 4 should be his last game as a starter for now, with Dak expected to return in Week 5. Rush is a last-second-desperation-play in superflex leagues only. [Read More]