The Minnesota Vikings will reportedly release running back Dalvin Cook on Friday, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. There is still a chance the Vikings trade Cook before Friday, though, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Leonard Fournette, who was drafted 37 picks earlier than Cook by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2017. Both were productive veterans who saw a decline in efficiency, and their teams decided to jettison them for younger and somewhat cheaper players. The Cowboys will look to Tony Pollard, while the Buccaneers like what they have in 2022 third-rounder Rachaad White.
Alexander Mattison, who's backed up Cook since 2019, looks like the heir to the Vikings backfield. Minnesota reportedly shopped Mattison ahead of the 2022 season but decided to keep and re-sign him on a two-year, $7 million deal with $6.35 million fully guaranteed.Like Elliott and Fournette, there are plenty of teams who could use a veteran running back like Cook.
It will obviously depend on the price, but Cook — who grew up and played college in Florida — could make a return to his home state with the Miami Dolphins, who reportedly almost traded for Cook in March, according to. The Dolphins have a lot of running backs but their top-two options are injury-prone Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson Jr. Mostert just turned 31 and Wilson will be 28 in November.
The Denver Broncos are also another team heavily interested in signing Cook once he's officially on the open market, according to. Running back Javonte Williams is still recovering from a torn ACL and Samaje Perine is the only other experienced rusher on the depth chart. Perhaps the most interesting team, though, would be the Buffalo Bills. Cook's brother, James Cook, is the projected started running back in Buffalo and
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