There are two possible takeaways here. The first is that outside receivers get the bulk of the TDs in GB. The second is that TDs are a tiny sample and will therefore frequently tend to cluster for reasons having nothing to do with anything but random chance.
I think there is a mix of both, there. But you do make a good point.
For me, I'm a lot less concerned with how Green Bay is ultimately going to decide to use him, and a lot more concerned with how MUCH GB is ultimately going to decide to use him.
They are very closely related. Despite how my claims have been taken, I actually like Cobb as a player. I drafted him in a startup (took place before the combine), before the buzz really got going. Again, I like the guy. I would be stoked to have him on my NFL team and would love to have him on my fantasy team if the price matched my expectations. But we are talking about a top 10-12 ranking for a guy who needed two injuries to produce low end WR2 numbers and was on the field less than 60% of the offensive snaps when everyone was healthy. That matters and will limit his production. They will get him the ball, as they should, but are 1-2 carries a game going to be enough? Will he start and play in 2 WR sets? All of them? We just don't know the answers to these questions, and if you are going to invest in him, based on the market I have seen, you are going to have to do so assuming we do have those answers. And Aaron Rodgers called James Jones the most talented WR on the roster a year or two ago. He's a nice guy.