From the moment he was signed, we all knew what Jared Cook was going to be for this team.
After losing Henry in free agency, Cook was signed as a high-upside, low-floor veteran stop gap that allows the position to not become a massive need while the team continues to develop guys like Donald Parham and rookie Tre’ McKitty. And while his advanced NFL age may cause some concern for fans, it should be known that he’s played his best ball and produced his best receiving totals ever since turning 30.
Still, this could all just be an anomaly with a massive regression coming on the horizon, but we just won’t know the answer to that until it happens.