We're through two weeks in the NFL season and you might need to enhance some of your fantasy football teams with some trades.

And look, it might not even be your fault.

There's a ton of injuries going on in the NFL right now and you just might have a weak roster because of that.

So in this video, we're going to talk about five running backs that you should be targeting in trades right now before it's too late.

And I want to start with the bill's running back James Cook, who played on Thursday night football, and he had a little bit of wonky usage that I saw some people asking me questions about, so I want to be here to, you know,

calm your nerves. That's why I'm here. I'm basically your fantasy football therapist and say,

it's okay, James Cook is fine. Let's discuss. Because in this game, James Cook went from week one,

playing 60% of the snap, seeing 68% of the rush attempts, to then in week two, 47% of the snaps, 44% of the rush attempts. Yes, he had a good

game and we'll talk about his performance in a moment here, but is this concerning that the

underlying usage is dropping. And I'm here to tell you, no, context needs to be added and let me

add that context. Because James Cook didn't play the final two drives of the game when it was a blowout. A blowout that was, what, 31 to 10 or something like that? You can see right here, a seven-play drive for 14 yards, and it's Ray Davis getting a carry. It's Ray Davis

getting a carry. You keep scrolling. Ray Davis getting a carry. Ray Davis is getting all of his

usage on these final two drives. You could see here on the final drive, a Ray Davis carry. A

Davis carry. He gets six of his nine carries, the rookie out of Kentucky, Ray Davis, on those final two drives in blowout

run. So basically, it's useless. They're not real carries. So if you would have taken out

those garbage time touches for Ray Davis, you would actually see James Cook see better snap counts

and a rush of 10 percentage his team's backfield carries in week two. In fact, he would have

played or saw 79% of his team's backfield carries in week two.

So now we're through two games here and James Cook is looking really good.

He was kind of a by-low target last week because he only put up 13 fantasy points,

even though we know he had a great game of over 100 total yards was highly involved,

just didn't score the touchdown.

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