Let's talk about buss on fantasy football today in five.

Welcome to FFT in five.

I'm Chris Towers.

I'm here with Dan Schneier.

And we're going to be negative today.

We got another round of bus picks for you.

And I'm going to apologize to Adam Azer in advance because my bus pick is going to be someone he mentioned

as a breakout on yesterday's show. It's nothing personal, Adam. I've just noticed a lot of hype

starting to build for James Cook of the Buffalo Bills. And I can see the case for it in a certain

sense. There there's talk about using him more in the passing game. There have been video highlights of the bills throwing down the field to James Cook.

The problem is it's a very narrow path for James Cook to emerge as a must-start fantasy running back.

In the Buffalo Bill's offense in the Josh Allen era, we've only seen a couple of stretches where a running back has really been a must-start guy.

There was like an early James

Cook run where he was getting a lot of touchdowns, but really wasn't doing anything else.

And then there have been a couple of stretches where Devin Singletary was playing like 65 to 80%

of the snaps consistently and was like a 14 to 15 ppr point per game guy. The problem with this

bill's offense is it routinely ranks among the lowest point scores for running backs and PPR point per game guy. The problem with this bill's offense is it routinely ranks among the lowest point

scores for running backs and PPR last season 6th or 27th, excuse me, 316.8.6th lowest in the NFL.

And look, if James Cook gets 65% of the snaps or they make him a big part of the passing

game, I think he could be like a low end RB2. I think that's probably. could get 65% of the snaps or they make him a big part of the passing game.

I think he could be like a low end RB2.

I think that's probably the ceiling.

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