Cooks seems to be nearing the end of the line, joining his third team in the past four years after finishing with less than 700 receiving yards in three consecutive seasons. He sank all the way to 259 yards in 10 games last year with the Cowboys, limited both by injuries and terrible per-target production (48.1 percent catch rate, 4.8 YPT). Cooks turns 32 in September and won't be ahead of Chris Olave or Rashid Shaheed on the depth chart in New Orleans, but there is an opportunity to earn playing time, especially if Olave's concussion issues resurface and/or Shaheed struggles to come back from knee surgery. Even if that happens, it's hard to imagine a post-prime version of Cooks putting up fantasy-relevant numbers in an offense that's a strong candidate to experience some of the worst QB play in the league. Cooks can probably consider it a success if he gets the 468 receiving yards needed to reach 10,000 for his career.
