Dynasty | Running back Dalvin Cook remains unsigned. Dynasty Analysis: Cook spent time with the Jets and Ravens last year but didn't make an impact for either team. This was pretty unforeseen as he was coming off a solid 2022 featuring his fourth straight 1,000-yard season with Minnesota. It seems Father Time may have caught up with Cook but it still seems unlikely he doesn't find a new home somewhere. Teams like the Bengals, Browns, Broncos. Raiders, Cowboys, Giants, and Commanders all have varying needs at the position and could have interest in the coming weeks and months. At this point, Cook looks like a roster clogger in dynasty leagues.

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Free-agent running back Dalvin Cook said he's "ready to roll" and would like to find a new team before training camp this summer to avoid his struggles in 2023. Cook, the former Minnesota Vikings Pro Bowl RB, signed with the New York Jets in mid-August last year and never got off the ground. He had just 67 carries for 214 yards in 15 games with the Jets before ultimately landing on the Baltimore Ravens' practice squad before taking part in the Divisional Round win over the Houston Texans. The 28-year-old was coming off surgery last year and looked sluggish, averaging a career-worst 3.2 yards per carry. "I feel great, man," Cook said. He should be able to latch on with a team for some veteran depth at the position in the next month or two, but at this point in his career, he's facing an uphill battle to regain any kind of fantasy relevance.

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Free-agent RB Dalvin Cook (Ravens) said he would like to go to training camp with a team this upcoming season to show he can be a productive player.

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Free-agent RB Dalvin Cook (Ravens) has been 'taking calls' from teams, although he didn't say which ones specifically, he said on Saturday, May 18.

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Free-agent RB Dalvin Cook (Ravens) is staying ready and plans to play in 2024, he said on Saturday, April 6.

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Dynasty | The Ravens have elevated Dalvin Cook from their practice squad to their active roster for their playoff opener. Dynasty Analysis: Cook had a lost season by any stretch of the imagination and nothing is going to change that moving forward. However, he now at least has a chance to establish himself as an asset with some dynasty value left. It's fair to wonder just how many touches he'll get behind Gus Edwards but Baltimore is extraordinarily friendly to running backs. Cook will attempt to prove he's worth another contract this off-season in what amounts to a playoff tryout. Stay tuned.

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The Baltimore Ravens signed running back Dalvin Cook from their practice squad to the 53-man active roster on Thursday, and he's expected to make his Ravens debut in Saturday's Divisional Round playoff game against the Houston Texans, according to his agency. The Ravens waived running back Melvin Gordon III on Wednesday to open up a roster spot for Cook. Baltimore signed the 28-year-old at the end of the regular season to give them some more depth behind Gus Edwards and Justice Hill after the Ravens' backfield has been lackluster to close out the regular season. It's not like Cook is going to be a savior, though, as he averaged a career-worst 3.2 yards per carry with no touchdowns in 15 games for the New York Jets in 2023. Expect Cook to operate as the No. 3 behind Edwards and Hill on Saturday, giving him very little DFS appeal.

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Baltimore Ravens RB Dalvin Cook was signed to the active roster Thursday, Jan. 18.

Fantasy Spin: It's hard to imagine Cook having enough of a role to be useable in playoff leagues without an injury.

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Dynasty | The Baltimore Ravens have released running back Melvin Gordon. Dynasty Analysis: Gordon has been effectively replaced on the roster by Dalvin Cook, who was signed last week. After posting just 81 yards and scoring just one touchdown this season, it's fair to wonder just what the future may hold for the former Chargers and Broncos running back. Gordon is going to enter free agency this off-season as an aging running back who has been productive at times but also has a tendency to turn the ball over too much. He'll look for a veteran contract and likely needs an injury or two to be relevant again. It's hard to see much dynasty appeal with him moving forward and he's likely best served on the waiver wire.

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