By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Dalvin Cook has signed with his new team. And it is not a far distance from where he previously played.
Cook was released by the New York Jets earlier this week as he forfeited his guaranteed money to become a free agent. He cleared waivers on Thursday.
He has signed with the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens are the top seed in the American League before adding the veteran.
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The Ravens have the best record in the AFC with a 13-3 record. With the Ravens, Cook will also be used in a backup role.
Due to joining the Ravens late, if he does play in the season finale, it would be with a limited playbook. The Ravens close out their regular season at home on Saturday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Lamar Jackson leads the Ravens in rushing yards. However, Cook will serve as the backup to Gus Edwards, who is second on the team in rushing with 762 yards.
Behind Edwards, there is little production, as Keaton Mitchell is lost for the season after rushing for 396 yards. Justice Hill has 387 yards. No other back has rushed for more than 63 yards.
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Cook played in his last game with the Jets on Christmas Eve in a win over the Washington Commanders. However, he did not have a carry or a reception in the game.
His last carry with the Jets came in a loss to the Miami Dolphins when he had one carry for four yards. He also had one reception for six yards.
On the season, Cook appeared in 15 games, including one start with the Jets. He had 67 carries for 214 yards. Cook also had 15 receptions for 78 yards.
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