James Cook

Guest James Cook discusses potential value loss at the NFL Draft. Topics include player value impact, draft capital significance, players at risk like Elliott and Mingo, and strategies for identifying value decline. Uncertainty in player value in NFL and Dynasty leagues explored, with insights on running back situations like Moss and Brown. Discussion on trading strategies, team passing attacks, and player value dynamics in dynasty fantasy football.

Join tight end Evan Engram, quarterback Jayden Daniels, and wide receivers Joshua Palmer and Christian Watson as they dive into the world of fantasy football sleepers. They discuss potential breakout players like James Cook, analyzing his past performances and opportunities with the Bills. J.K. Dobbins and Rico Dowdle are highlighted for their value in run-heavy offenses. With humor and playful banter, the group explores strategies for identifying undervalued gems, making this a must-listen for savvy drafters!

Join Scotland Editor James Cook, Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar, comedian Catherine Bohart, and BBC's Des Clarke for a lively discussion at the Edinburgh Festival. They balance humor with hard-hitting topics, from civil unrest and misinformation to the impact of social media on politics. The group highlights the festival's cultural significance while sharing personal anecdotes about sports and competition during Covid-19. Plus, they explore the evolving landscape of British politics amidst community challenges and the growing influence of third parties.

James Cook, Catrin Haf Jones, and Enda McClafferty discuss how the UK election differs across Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, highlighting the impact of proportional representation, campaign strategies, and political dynamics in each region. They also explore the unique challenges and influences of Northeast Wales, Welsh national politics, and the upcoming general election in Northern Ireland, including the impact of Brexit on party standings.

Political correspondent Faisal Islam and journalist James Cook discuss manifestos and party policies, including the Conservatives' welfare spending, Labour's prison plans, and SNP's silence on Scottish independence. They also touch on controversial comments and the excitement surrounding Manifesto Week ahead of the elections.

Scotland Editor James Cook discusses John Swinney's bid for first minister of Scotland and potential party challenges. The team behind 'The Other War' documentary reveals evidence of potential Israeli military law breaches in the West Bank, including a tragic death. The podcast delves into the complexities of the conflict and the implications for peace.

Election guru Prof. Sir John Curtice and former SNP leader Humza Yousaf join for local election analysis. Topics include upcoming local elections, key personalities, national vs. local impact, migration scheme confusion, broadcasting bloopers, leadership turmoil, and pronunciation banter.

James Cook, fund manager at J.P. Morgan Global Growth and Income, and Chris Clothier, co-CIO at CG Asset Management, discuss sustaining outperformance, enhanced income approach, global economy outlook, valuation spread, US 'Super Seven', UK market, bond market, risk assets, impact of elections, alternatives sector, derating course, and commercial property sector in this Weekly Investment Trusts Podcast.

James Cook, Scotland editor, and Professor Sir John Curtice, political scientist, analyze the recent by-election results in Glen and Hamilton West. They discuss Labour's victory, the challenges of stopping illegal immigration by boats, and the portrayal of professions in TV shows and films. Graeme Biggar, director general of the National Crime Agency, talks about combating organized crime, illegal migration, and fraud.

Ava-Santina shares her feelings about the misogynistic comments made by GB News presenter Laurence Fox. They discuss the approval of the UK's largest untapped oil field and the need for renewable energy. The chapter also touches on online harassment and the lack of protection for women.