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James Cook where he's performed quite well where two years ago he was the RB1. This past season, he's the RB6. He's in the prime of his career... There's no reason to assume that a running back should take a significant step backwards at age 27.
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Prime-age RB6 with OC continuity; no reason to expect age-27 decline
Cook has performed well in back-to-back seasons, ranking RB1 two years ago and RB6 in 2025 at age 27 in his prime. Robinson notes there's no reason to assume a running back should take a significant step backwards at age 27 based on range of outcomes analysis. Buffalo Bills' offensive coordinator is being promoted to head coach, suggesting continuity on the offensive side and potential improvement if they add wide receivers.
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