Dalvin Cook Watches Jets Practice Sunday
Dalvin Cook's visit with the New York Jets on Sunday included taking in training camp practice. Members of the front office and quarterback Aaron Rodgers spent time with Cook, and he was also scheduled to take a physical as part of his "meet and greet" with the team, according to head coach Robert Saleh. There is strong mutual interest on both sides, it's just a matter of getting the money to work. The Miami Dolphins also remain interested. If the Jets do sign Cook, it will likely signal the end for third-year back Michael Carter, as Zonovan Knight has shown more in camp. Breece Hall (knee) is a couple weeks away from returning, and the Jets also have rookie Israel Abanikanda.
Source: SNY - Connor Hughes
Free-agent running back Source: SNY - Connor Hughes
Dalvin Cook Elevated For Week 9
Dalvin Cook was elevated off the practice squad to play in Week 9 against the Atlanta Falcons. Cook made his Cowboy debut last weekend and tallied just 12 rushing yards off six attempts. He caught his lone target for ten yards. With Rico Dowdle (illness) sitting out, Cook was deployed as the No. 2 option in the backfield behind Ezekiel Elliott. However, with Dowdle expected to return to action, Cook will likely be in a depth role this weekend and not have an integral part in the offensive attack. Fantasy managers should view the 29-year-old as a handcuff option in deeper formats that has little to no standalone value.
Source: Tom Pelissero
Dallas Cowboys running back Source: Tom Pelissero
Dalvin Cook Handles Seven Touches In Dallas Debut
Dalvin Cook was elevated from the practice squad on Sunday night with Rico Dowdle (illness) missing the game as a late scratch. The veteran rushed six times for 12 yards and added a ten-yard reception, totaling 22 yards in his Dallas debut. He is not currently in the fantasy picture, especially with Dowdle expected back next week, but his usage going forward could further muddy the backfield should he be elevated again.
Source: RotoBaller
Dallas Cowboys running back Source: RotoBaller
Dalvin Cook Set To Make Dallas Debut
Dalvin Cook was elevated to the active roster from the practice squad on Saturday and is expected to make his Dallas debut on Sunday evening in San Francisco according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. The veteran running back joined the Cowboys during the last week of August but has yet to see any regular season action. Fantasy managers should monitor his usage on Sunday evening as he could eventually work out a role going forward. Top option Rico Dowdle should be expected to continue to operate as the lead back as he has averaged 62.8 total yards per game with 11.0 PPR points per game while Ezekiel Elliott and Deuce Vaughn have been very unproductive serving as change-of-pace options. Cook is worth taking a flier on in deeper 14+ team formats for the time being.
Source: Adam Schefter
Dallas Cowboys running back Source: Adam Schefter
Dalvin Cook Ready To Play, Could Suit Up In Week 8
Dalvin Cook is "ready" and "in position" to play, head coach Mike McCarthy told the media. Executive vice president Stephen Jones also noted that coaches "have been talking to us about how it's about time for him to get his opportunity" as Cook continues to impress in his role on the practice squad. The 29-year-old would offer valuable competition to a backfield struggling to get its legs in the first half of the season. While Cook might never supplant Rico Dowdle as Dallas' No. 1 running back, he could certainly earn meaningful touches starting this week against the San Francisco 49ers.
Source: Jon Machota
Dallas Cowboys running back Source: Jon Machota
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