Cook's receiving role could expand under Joe Brady in Buffalo's elite offense
James CookRBBUF
Had 1,600+ rushing yards last year and is positioned in the back-end first-round tier alongside Jonathan Taylor and Ashton Jeanty. There is optimism about his receiving role expanding this year under new head coach Joe Brady in his first year, with potential for more pass-catching opportunities than the last two seasons. Cook plays in one of the league's top offenses in Buffalo alongside Josh Allen, and is expected to be available at the 1/2 turn for teams drafting 10-12.
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James Cook who had 1,600 plus rushing yards last year. ton of enthusiasm for what his role could look like this year with Joe Brady his first year as head coach... he could catch a few more passes this year than the last two seasons.
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- Had 1,600+ rushing yards last year and is positioned in the back-end first-round tier alongside Jonathan Taylor and Ashton Jeanty. There is optimism about his receiving role expanding this year under new head coach Joe Brady in his first year, with potential for more pass-catching opportunities than the last two seasons. Cook plays in one of the league's top offenses in Buffalo alongside Josh Allen, and is expected to be available at the 1/2 turn for teams drafting 10-12.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for James Cook (RB BUF). Cook's receiving role could expand under Joe Brady in Buffalo's elite offense
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