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An honest letter to our great Cook


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James, listen to me please: you are a heck of a player, you don’t miss nothing, you are quick, fast in open space, strong through the tackles, you have very good hands when called to be a receiver…. but please, keep your two feet well firm to the ground, don’t fly too high after you had a monster game, like the Dallas one, otherwise you can fall in some trouble like you did in this last game with that couple of fumbles that could be deadly for the outcome of the game. 
 

Focus on that very important aspect of your game, protect the football, don’t let defense strip the ball off your hands. 
 

I’m very sure you’ll keep on improving, becoming one of the best back in the game, just do your things man. 
 

 

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20 minutes ago, TheyCallMeAndy said:

Dude has 3 fumbles in 208 carries, that’s 1.4%.
 

Y’all need to chill. 

He has 4 fumbles on 248 touches this season. That’s 1.6 percent, which is NOT good. In comparison, Latavius Murray has 4 fumbles in his last 1,164 touches for a 0.34 percent fumble rate.

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51 minutes ago, QB Bills said:

Talented guy but dumb as a bag of rocks. He's the kind of mental midget that loses you games.

Because he's quiet, he's dumb?

36 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

All at pivotal moments.  

Wrong again old man

24 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

He has 4 fumbles on 248 touches this season. That’s 1.6 percent, which is NOT good. In comparison, Latavius Murray has 4 fumbles in his last 1,164 touches for a 0.34 percent fumble rate.

Right, we should bench cook for Murray.  Stop please 

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3 hours ago, Italian Bills said:

James, listen to me please: you are a heck of a player, you don’t miss nothing, you are quick, fast in open space, strong through the tackles, you have very good hands when called to be a receiver…. but please, keep your two feet well firm to the ground, don’t fly too high after you had a monster game, like the Dallas one, otherwise you can fall in some trouble like you did in this last game with that couple of fumbles that could be deadly for the outcome of the game. 
 

Focus on that very important aspect of your game, protect the football, don’t let defense strip the ball off your hands. 
 

I’m very sure you’ll keep on improving, becoming one of the best back in the game, just do your things man. 
 

 


He put a giant target on his back as a Running Back you can get to fumble.  Teams are going to specifically be strategizing ways to rip the ball out.  
 

Cook needs to be ready.

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It's a concern that since we started funneling a lot more of the offense through him, he has two lost fumbles with a couple more that the offense recovered, and two dropped TD passes. It is tough for a coaching staff to rely on a player like that in critical moments in the playoffs. But unfortunately we have no choice because the passing weapons aren't good enough. I hope someone puts a hot poker on Cook's ass this week because we need him as focused as can be over the next month. He almost lost us the season last night...

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11 hours ago, oldmanfan said:

All at pivotal moments.  

Having the ball ripped out in a scrum on the first play of the game ain’t pivotal. Damn dude…you are on a roll….go have some eggnog.

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