Dalvin Cook

When asked if Dallas Cowboys running back Dalvin Cook will be called upon to boost the running game in Week 3 versus the Baltimore Ravens, owner Jerry Jones said on 105.3 The Fan, "I don't necessarily see a change that would involve Cook this week." Cook was signed late in training camp to give the Cowboys more running back depth behind Ezekiel Elliott, Rico Dowdle and Deuce Vaughn. The 29-year-old is currently on the practice squad and will likely have to wait at least another week before ... [Read More]

Veteran running back Dalvin Cook signed with the Dallas Cowboys' practice squad on Wednesday and is eager to contribute in any way he can to the team's offense in 2024. "Obviously I feel like this is a great opportunity for me to come in and help a great organization to win football games," Cook said. "And as I look around and I look at the running back room, it's a bunch of guys that I can go in there and run the football with. Although he has plenty of experience as a bell-cow RB in the NFL ... [Read More]

With the 2024 NFL Draft over, teams are putting the finishing touches on their training camp rosters. Therefore, they can get more undrafted free agents or sign veterans still looking for a team.Among the players eagerly awaiting their chance to continue their NFL journey are Kareem Hunt, Leonard Fournette, and Dalvin Cook. Hunt, who stepped up for Nick Chubb last season, left an indelible mark with 411 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. Despite playing a bigger role in their offense, the ... [Read More]

New York Jets running back Dalvin Cook rushed four times for 26 yards and failed to catch his lone target in the Sunday Night Football loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. With Breece Hall fully healthy, Cook is no longer on the fantasy football radar. The former Minnesota Viking has totaled 147 yards on 47 carries and fewer than 50 yards on 10 receptions this year. Although Hall hasn't been efficient in recent weeks, he's clearly the bell cow back. Cook might not even be worth stashing in fantasy ... [Read More]

New York Jets running back Dalvin Cook once again took a clear back seat to lead back Breece Hall in the surprising Week 6 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Cook carried the ball only three times for 12 yards and caught his only target for a two-yard gain in the passing game. Hall, meanwhile, had a team-high 12 rushing attempts for 39 yards and a touchdown and caught five passes for 54 yards. In the last two weeks, Cook has been out-touched 42 to 10 by Hall. Fantasy managers ... [Read More]