James Cook

As is with most starts to the fantasy football playoffs, Week 15 was a little bananas. There were fewer devastating injuries than normal, but the play was just bizarre in a lot of cases.Players we hadn't heard from in weeks showed out while stable roster anchors disappeared at the worst possible time. This is the most frustrating aspect of fantasy football, and it seems to happen in every league. When you're the team that has been putting up mediocre numbers all year long, you always seem to ... [Read More]

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook got things started to a much different tune in Week 11's eventual 32-6 shellacking of the New York Jets, piling up 64 scrimmage yards on 11 touches and a touchdown covering the first half. Cook wrapped up his day with 17 carries for 73 yards and three catches for 29 yards plus a short score through the air in the triumph. Though he didn't need to do much as Buffalo cruised their way through the second half, it was a relieving rebound for Cook and his ... [Read More]

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook rode a seesaw in Week 10's 24-22 loss to the Denver Broncos, ultimately rushing 12 times for 109 yards with two catches for 11 yards. Cook had a ball ripped away from him on the first play from scrimmage. It appeared to be the last straw for Buffalo's coaching staff at first, as Cook was promptly doghoused for 16 straight plays thereafter. But the Bills stuck with the 24-year-old after putting him in time-out, and Cook's tumultuous night reached a fitting ... [Read More]

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook was hardly involved in Week 9's 24-18 defeat to the Cincinnati Bengals, carrying the ball six times for 20 yards with four receptions for 19 yards. The Bills were dominated in time of possession during the first half, leaving them with little chance of establishing the run with Cook for the rest of the game as they played in catch-up mode. This was not exactly the type of display fantasy managers were looking for with veteran Leonard Fournette looming on ... [Read More]

Week 7 had many fantasy managers in a bind as there were six NFL teams on a bye as well as various injuries that happened to RBs during the week. If you were short-handed, you might have been stuck playing someone questionable in your RB2 or Flex slots. We finally had a nice performance from a rookie RB that many in the fantasy community had touted all summer, and the undisputed RB1 Christian McCaffrey will be left out of this article since it won't include MNF.Alvin Kamara continues his nice ... [Read More]