Is Elijah Cooks worth drafting in fantasy football?

Elijah Cooks is a wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers. Elijah Cooks is outside the public top five overall and top five at WR; the exact rest-of-season rank and projection are available only on the subscription board.

What team and position does Elijah Cooks play?

Elijah Cooks is a wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers.

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Elijah Cooks

WRCarolina PanthersE.Cooks

Updated Sep 1, 2026

Player

Age27Oct 13, 1998

Height6' 4"

Weight215 lb

CollegeSan Jose State

DraftUndrafted2023

30% season miss rate

Fantasy football questions

Is Elijah Cooks worth drafting in fantasy football?: Elijah Cooks is a wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers. Elijah Cooks is outside the public top five overall and top five at WR; the exact rest-of-season rank and projection are available only on the subscription board.
What team and position does Elijah Cooks play?: Elijah Cooks is a wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers.

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