For teams that would not like to burn an early-round pick on a running back such as Breece Hall or Kenneth Walker III, James Cook is a guy that will be on draft boards later that has serious upside. Throughout Cook’s four years at Georgia due to injury and backfield competition, he did not see large amounts of touches like some thought he’d get. Due to this, up until this year, Cook had a serious lack of production while playing for the Bulldogs which lowered his draft stock. This low draft stock may not fit Cook’s level of talent, but this may help teams find a late gem as Cook is a projected…