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Dalvin Cook has a new home. On Thursday, Adam Schefter reported Cook will sign with the Baltimore Ravens.

“Four-time Pro Bowl RB Dalvin Cook will sign for the playoffs with the Baltimore Ravens,” Schefter wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. “The Jets paid Cook $6.8 million this season and now he will get a chance to pursue a Super Bowl appearance with the Ravens.”

On Tuesday, the New York Jets released Cook with only one game remaining in the regular season. While with the organization, Cook only carried the ball 67 times for 214 yards, a 3.2-yard average. He did not score a touchdown with the team.

This story will be updated.

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