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After rumors swirled all offseason, this has been reported <\/span>Dalvin Cook will be officially released by the Minnesota Vikings <\/span><\/a>after not finding a business partner. That means teams like it <\/span>Miami Dolphins<\/span>, <\/span>Denver Broncos<\/span>or <\/span>Los Angeles Chargers<\/span> he will be free to sign him to a free agent deal. The move frees up $9 million in cap space with a dead cap of just over $8.2 million. Since he was cut after June 1, the Vikings can carry over ~$3.1 million of that dead cap to 2024 with the remainder on the books in 2023. They decided his contract was no longer worth the a shame given his head situation, but another team will certainly have a spot on last year’s RB11 roster in fantasy football. Let’s take a look at some potential landing spots and the real-life implications, as well as the impact <\/span>ADP fantasy football<\/span> i <\/span>dynasty rankings<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p>\n Very similar to <\/span>Adam Thielen<\/span> Release, the Vikings decided that the player at this stage of his career was not worth the cap space. The Vikings still have a crowded backfield as it stands <\/span>Alexander Mattison<\/span>, <\/span>Ty Chandler<\/span>, <\/span>Ken Nwangwu<\/span>and novice <\/span>DeWayne McBride<\/span>. After agreeing to a two-year, $7 million deal to return this offseason, let’s hope <\/span>Alexander Mattison<\/span> to get the first shot at this initial job. <\/span>Ken Nwangwu<\/span> he is likely to function primarily as a return man and <\/span>DeWayne McBride<\/span> doesn’t offer much of a pass-catching profile (he only caught five passes in his entire college career), so <\/span>Ty Chandler<\/span> is your next best bet to improve fantasy football.<\/span><\/p>\n Most backfields in the NFL could find a role for one player <\/span>Dalvin Cook<\/span>caliber, but here are the teams that make sense and have been rumored to have interest in Cook.<\/span><\/p>\n Miami Dolphins<\/strong><\/span> – <\/strong>Mike McDaniel has done a tremendous job of replicating the offense he ran in San Francisco. San Fran made a big move <\/span>Christian McCaffrey<\/span> last year and the Dolphins could do the same with Cook.<\/span><\/p>\n Denver Broncos<\/strong><\/span> – <\/strong>He starts running back <\/span>Javonte Williams<\/span> is recovering from a serious knee injury. The Broncos have been rumored to be in the mix.<\/span><\/p>\n Los Angeles Chargers<\/strong><\/span> – <\/strong><\/span>Austin Thank you<\/span> quietly has never had a 1,000-yard season. After failing to move the football late against the Jaguars in last year’s playoffs, Cook could be a nice complement to <\/span>Austin Thank you<\/span>. <\/span><\/p>\n Dallas Cowboys<\/strong><\/span> – <\/strong>After releasing <\/span>Ezekiel Elliott<\/span>the Cowboys could be interested in another one-two punch to match <\/span>Tony Pollard<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n New York Jets<\/strong><\/span> – <\/strong>The rumors have been related <\/span>Dalvin Cook<\/span> to the <\/span>New York Jets<\/span> also, who have gone all in this year with the 39-year-old quarterback <\/span>Aaron Rodgers<\/span>. with <\/span>Breece Room<\/span> recovering from a knee injury, they may want to load up.<\/span><\/p>\n There hasn’t been much change to the Vikings’ lines in terms of over\/under win totals, division winner, Super Bowl, etc., as that move has probably already been factored into the current values. disability <\/span>Adam Thompson of Bookies.com<\/span><\/a> had previously given the following odds on a hypothetical landing spot for <\/span>Dalvin Cook<\/span> depending on their resources<\/span><\/p>\n Minnesota Vikings Depth Chart and Fantasy Football Impact<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n
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