Despite fumbling twice and losing one that nearly cost the Bills the game, Cook scored 22.8 PPR points and finished as the RB4 in Week 5. He handled a season-high 25 rush attempts for 111 yards and 2 TDs while catching his only target for another 7 yards in their overtime win over the Rams. Cook has now finished as an RB1 in three of the past four weeks.
2026 Fantasy Football Impact: Same Workload, Same Production
Cook is now up to 17.9 PPR points per game, good for RB11 heading into Week 6. He ranks ninth among RBs in carry share at 66.7% and 28th in target share at 8.9%.
It’s nearly identical usage to what he accounted for last season, when he was responsible for a 59.2% carry share and 8.4% target share that led to 17.8 PPR points per game and an RB6 finish on the season.
He was able to cash in on high-ranking production despite usage that ranked outside the top 10 as both a rusher and receiver, courtesy of strong rushing efficiency and high TD volume.
He’s continuing that this season. Despite ranking ninth among RBs in carry share, his 98.5 rushing yards per game rank first while his 0.7 rushing TDs per game rank sixth.
Cook’s next matchup is a Raiders defense that’s allowing the 12th most points to RBs.
