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Week 3 / Game Review
Cook powers Buffalo past Los Angeles, 24-16
Buffalo survived a turnover-heavy afternoon behind a forceful ground game, while Los Angeles found useful receiving contributions but could not sustain enough scoring pressure.
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Explore the game data01 / The takeaway
24CarriesCook carried Buffalo through the chaos
James Cook gave Buffalo its most bankable offensive answer, turning volume into a decisive rushing performance despite a lost fumble.
02 / The takeaway
21.2%Target shareHarris strengthened his case in a crowded Chargers receiving room
Tre Harris was Los Angeles' most productive wideout, earning a meaningful target share and converting every charted catchable opportunity.
Cook gives Buffalo a clear offensive identity
Buffalo had to absorb mistakes, but Cook repeatedly put the offense back on schedule. His workload dwarfed the ancillary backfield involvement: Cook played a substantial share of the offensive snaps, while Ray Davis barely entered the rotation. Cook's rushing output also landed well above his full-PPR expectation. The receiving role was thinner than his rushing role, yet the result was a reminder that game-script-proof rushing volume can carry a fantasy line even without receiving production.