The Bills focused on bottling up Cook, highlighting a run game that remains secondary to the pass-driven offense and Diggs’s premium target alignment.

Cook logged 15 carries for 49 yards with no rushing TD, highlighting a backfield that produces steady volume but limited scoring upside in the short term.

Cook logged a quiet night as Buffalo’s ground game faltered, limiting the offense’s balance and volume. His fantasy value hinges on workload and game plan; expect more committee usage as Buffalo seeks spark and clock management.

Cook posted 49 rushing yards on 15 carries with no receptions; resurgence is anticipated in a favorable Week 6 matchup against the Falcons, giving him RB1 upside in a strong game script.

Cook’s presence in the Bills’ backfield adds a dynamic dimension to Buffalo’s offense, offering a PPR-friendly floor but facing a tougher matchup this week as the Patriots sought to clamp the run.