James Cook

Week 8 @ Seattle Seahawks
James Cook came off the injury report in Week 7 and saw a much smaller role than we were used to, though he did find the end zone to salvage the day. We could be scared that he will continue to lose more work to Ray Davis, but the team also cruised to a 34-10 win over the Titans, so it's hard to put too much stock into that. Another week removed from his toe injury, Cook should return to his home as an every-week, high-end RB2.

Week 6 @ New York Jets
Outside of the dud performance from the entire Bills offense in Week 4, James Cook has been hugely productive this season, taking most of the RB opportunities in all areas of the field. He should be considered a high-end RB2 once again, even with this difficult matchup.

Week 4 @ Baltimore Ravens
We didn't figure James Cook would be featured around the goal-line this year —particularly with rookie Ray Davis in town— but he shoved that in our collective faces by scoring four total touchdowns over the last two weeks, gobbling up 44.7 half-PPR fantasy points in the process. His work between the 20s was already strong, so any type of goal-line role practically locks him into top-10 consideration. He's a fringe RB1 here in Week 4.