Ray Davis

He's mostly a backup who barely plays, so don't start him in normal weeks. He's worth keeping on your bench in bigger leagues as a cheap gamble — he could get a lot of carries if James Cook gets hurt or Buffalo runs away with a game — but drop him only if you really need the roster spot.

Keep him as cheap bench insurance — he’s a backup now but has shown he can play like a starter when he gets lots of snaps and would matter right away if James Cook is hurt or traded. Add him in most leagues, especially deeper ones; only skip him if your league is very small and your bench is full.

He's James Cook's backup — grab him now if he's available because he'll start for you if Cook misses time. If you already have him, only play him in big leagues or when Cook is hurt or the opponent is really soft; otherwise keep him on your bench since his value depends on Cook's health.

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench backup. If James Cook misses time he’ll likely start and score well, but while Cook plays he probably won’t do much.