Cook faces historical headwind: only two RBs won consecutive rushing titles since 2001.
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James Cook led the NFL in rushing yards last season and is attempting to buck a troubling recent trend: since 2001, only two running backs have won consecutive rushing titles (LaDainian Tomlinson and Derrick Henry), suggesting back-to-back rushing leader finishes are historically rare.
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James Cook, as the rushing yards leader last year, is trying to buck a very troubling trend... since 2001, there have been two back-to-back rushing champions... LaDainian Tomlinson... Derrick Henry
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- What did Fantasy Football Today say about James Cook?
- James Cook led the NFL in rushing yards last season and is attempting to buck a troubling recent trend: since 2001, only two running backs have won consecutive rushing titles (LaDainian Tomlinson and Derrick Henry), suggesting back-to-back rushing leader finishes are historically rare.
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for James Cook (RB BUF). Cook faces historical headwind: only two RBs won consecutive rushing titles since 2001.
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