5. Dalvin Cook
After playing only 15 games combined in his first two seasons, Cook was finally able to play more than 12 games for the first time in his career in 2019. His 13 touchdowns were 11 more than his previous career high, and his 519 receiving yards was also his best number yet. Despite a lack of high-volume stats, Cook has shown that he has the tools to dominate the game if he can put together a full 16-game season. Minnesota’s run-heavy offense will give him plenty of opportunities to prove he’s one of the elites.