James Cook
Running Back, BUF · Age 26 · 4 yrs exp · #6 RB
Performance insight
Sell-high
James Cook has outperformed his expected points by 1.7 per game (FPOE/game of 1.7 over 17 games). Overperformance relative to opportunity tends to regress, so consider selling near this peak.
- xFP / game ⓘ
- 16.1
- FPOE / game ⓘ
- 1.7
- Actual PPR
- 302.2
- Target share ⓘ
- 8.2%
- WOPR ⓘ
- 12.7%
- Games (2025)
- 17
Dynasty & redraft value
Dynasty value
49.0 /100
VORP 40.9 vs replacement
Redraft value
55.7/100
VORP 45.2 vs replacement
Values blend 2025 xFP/FPOE with market rank on a 0-100 scale where 100 is the top asset in the pool. VORP is value over the replacement-level starter at RB in a 12-team superflex league.
Test James Cook in a trade
James Cook is loaded on Team A. Add the piece you'd get back on Team B to see if the deal is fair.
Team A receives
49.0pts
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- RBJames CookBUF · Age 2649.0
Team B receives
0.0pts
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Verdict
Team A favoured
Net value · Team A
+49.0
Fairness
0%
RecommendationTeam B should request a 2nd or 3rd round draft pick to balance this trade.
Frequently asked
- What is James Cook's dynasty value?
- James Cook carries a dynasty value of 49.0 on our 0-100 superflex scale — #6 among RBs. This blends 2025 expected fantasy points (xFP) with market rank.
- Is James Cook a buy-low or sell-high?
- James Cook has outperformed his expected points by 1.7 per game (FPOE/game of 1.7 over 17 games). Overperformance relative to opportunity tends to regress, so consider selling near this peak.
- Should I keep James Cook in dynasty?
- At a dynasty value of 49.0 and age 26, James Cook is a depth or upside piece — hold if your window is open, shop him if contending. James Cook has outperformed his expected points by 1.7 per game (FPOE/game of 1.7 over 17 games). Overperformance relative to opportunity tends to regress, so consider selling near this peak.