**The Official Randall 'touchdown robber' Cobber Bandwagon** (1 Viewer)

[SWC]

he is the man and showed you why again yesterday just two weeks back from a busted up body he is going to be great again next year and you can take that right to the bank bromigos

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

Packers WRs coach Edgar Bennett expects Randall Cobb to see more time outside in 2013.
According to Pro Football Focus, 94.7 percent of Cobb's 2013 routes were run out of the slot. "(Cobb is a) tough-minded individual, mentally as well as physically, I think he can go outside," Bennett said. "But obviously, he’s a difference-maker in slot. Wherever you put him, he can be a difference. He can continue to be an impact player." Wherever Cobb is running in 2014, he'll be a WR2 with WR1 upside.

Source: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb said the Packers haven't discussed a contract extension with him yet.

Just like Jordy Nelson, Cobb is entering the final year of his deal. But both situations will likely be placed on the back burner as the Packers turn their attention to the draft and free agency. An extension for Cobb closer to training camp would make sense as he'd absolutely break the bank if he ever hit the open market. Cobb is just 23 years old and already on his way to establishing himself as one of the best slot receivers in the league. He was on pace for a 82/1154/11 line before breaking his leg in Week 9.


Source: NFL.com

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

The Packers want to take Randall Cobb out of the return job.
It's excellent news for Cobb's fantasy prospects. His attention will be fully devoted to the passing game, where the slot man is a very legit threat for 100 catches. He also won't be risking injury during high-impact returns. Cobb has been one of the game's best return men over the last three season, averaging 26.2 yards per kickoff return and 10.2 per punt.

Source: ESPN.com

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb - WR - Packers

Vic Ketchman of the Packers' official website believes Randall Cobb could lead the league in receptions this season.

Pierre Garcon led the league with his 113 grabs last season, and five players had 100-plus catches. Cobb's career-high to this point is 80 catches in 2012. Cobb reeled in 25 passes on 34 targets in his first four games before breaking his leg last season, which extrapolates to 100 catches on 136 targets across a 16-game schedule. 13 receivers saw more than 136 targets in 2013. Cobb is certainly capable of leading the league in grabs, as he's going to be used even more with James Jones out of the picture. Cobb is a lower-end WR1.

Source: packers.com

Jun 25 - 3:36 PM

 

[starks]

*Bump*

Now that Jordy is under contract, how will the Pack handle Cobb moving forward? Start now? See him on the field a few games before offering extension? Play out the contract and negotiate after the season? Let him walk?

 

[steveski]

I think they'll wait and see what happens this season. If he can't stay healthy and the rookies look decent, seems like an easy decision. However if he stays healthy and leads the league in receptions like some are predicting and the rookies look like most rookies, they probably would like to sign him. Unfortunately like others have pointed out in the Jordy thread, there are a lot of other guys that they need to sign after this year as well. They didn't draft 3 WRs this year for no reason and Jordy is locked up for 4 years so something has to give. And all signs at this point seem to be Cobb walking.

I think I'm going to start shopping around and see if anybody is interested in him. He looks like he's in for a great year and whether you buy into that contract year type thing or not, Cobb has a very big incentive to have a monster year.

So I think a good discussion would be assuming that he's gone, what would his value be? He's very good but his value surely tanks if he goes to a very poor team which is probably most likely to give him the big bucks.

 

[az_prof]

I think they'll wait and see what happens this season. If he can't stay healthy and the rookies look decent, seems like an easy decision. However if he stays healthy and leads the league in receptions like some are predicting and the rookies look like most rookies, they probably would like to sign him. Unfortunately like others have pointed out in the Jordy thread, there are a lot of other guys that they need to sign after this year as well. They didn't draft 3 WRs this year for no reason and Jordy is locked up for 4 years so something has to give. And all signs at this point seem to be Cobb walking.

I think I'm going to start shopping around and see if anybody is interested in him. He looks like he's in for a great year and whether you buy into that contract year type thing or not, Cobb has a very big incentive to have a monster year.

So I think a good discussion would be assuming that he's gone, what would his value be? He's very good but his value surely tanks if he goes to a very poor team which is probably most likely to give him the big bucks.

This would be the low point to sell him. He will no doubt produce well this year so the ideal time to sell, if you think he is going to be allowed to walk, is 4-6 games into season as teams look for the final playoff piece and after he has proven he can play again post-injury.

 

[steveski]

I think they'll wait and see what happens this season. If he can't stay healthy and the rookies look decent, seems like an easy decision. However if he stays healthy and leads the league in receptions like some are predicting and the rookies look like most rookies, they probably would like to sign him. Unfortunately like others have pointed out in the Jordy thread, there are a lot of other guys that they need to sign after this year as well. They didn't draft 3 WRs this year for no reason and Jordy is locked up for 4 years so something has to give. And all signs at this point seem to be Cobb walking.

I think I'm going to start shopping around and see if anybody is interested in him. He looks like he's in for a great year and whether you buy into that contract year type thing or not, Cobb has a very big incentive to have a monster year.

So I think a good discussion would be assuming that he's gone, what would his value be? He's very good but his value surely tanks if he goes to a very poor team which is probably most likely to give him the big bucks.

This would be the low point to sell him. He will no doubt produce well this year so the ideal time to sell, if you think he is going to be allowed to walk, is 4-6 games into season as teams look for the final playoff piece and after he has proven he can play again post-injury.

I don't really think it's necessarily a low point, but you may be right that a few weeks into the season would be better. Waiting until after this season is over and if he gets let go, then that will definitely be his low point. Some owners might be knowledgeable enough to be aware of all the contract issue surrounding next year but with very little mainstream talk about it I think most people could sell Cobb at value. Right now the only real buzz about Cobb is that he could lead the league in catches this year.

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb has "looked rather common" at Packers camp so far.

It's only been 10 practices, but ace reporter Bob McGinn says Cobb has made "almost no eye-catching plays." That's in stark comparison to newly minted Jordy Nelson, who has shown "superlative" play daily. Still, we're not panicking over two weeks of camp when Cobb is locked in as an every-down slot receiver, is in a contract year and has gained the trust of Aaron Rodgers in regular season battles. Over the last two seasons, Cobb is averaging 5.2 catches for 66.0 yards and 0.57 touchdowns on 7.1 targets per game.

Related: Jordy Nelson

Source: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

Aug 7 - 8:38 AM

 

[Raider Nation]

Monster season underway for the Cobber.

 

[Ilov80s]

I don't really care about eye-catching plays, just catch 85 passes for 1300 yards and 7 TDs.

Monster season underway for the Cobber.

Let's hope so! I liked the pace of that drive, up-tempo should equal huge offensive numbers.

 

[Raider Nation]

I don't own him in any leagues (yet)... I just laugh when I see the thread title.

 

[steveski]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

 

[ROYALWITCHEESE]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.

Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb caught three passes for 34 yards and one touchdown in Saturday's preseason game against the Rams.
Cobb reeled in all three of his targets and capped off the Packers' opening drive with a three-yard touchdown catch. He was wide open running across the back of the end zone. Reports haven't been glowing on Cobb in practice, but he looked like the same old Cobb on Saturday. He's comfortably on the back end of the WR1 map in both standard and PPR scoring formats.

Aug 16 - 6:01 PM

 

[Phenomena]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb caught three passes for 34 yards and one touchdown in Saturday's preseason game against the Rams.
Cobb reeled in all three of his targets and capped off the Packers' opening drive with a three-yard touchdown catch. He was wide open running across the back of the end zone. Reports haven't been glowing on Cobb in practice, but he looked like the same old Cobb on Saturday. He's comfortably on the back end of the WR1 map in both standard and PPR scoring formats.

Aug 16 - 6:01 PM

I don't get that ... he's never scored or projects to score enough in non-PPR to be worth a fringe WR1. PPR I can see that if he catches 85+ balls.

 

[Adam Harstad]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb caught three passes for 34 yards and one touchdown in Saturday's preseason game against the Rams.
Cobb reeled in all three of his targets and capped off the Packers' opening drive with a three-yard touchdown catch. He was wide open running across the back of the end zone. Reports haven't been glowing on Cobb in practice, but he looked like the same old Cobb on Saturday. He's comfortably on the back end of the WR1 map in both standard and PPR scoring formats.

Aug 16 - 6:01 PM

I don't get that ... he's never scored or projects to score enough in non-PPR to be worth a fringe WR1. PPR I can see that if he catches 85+ balls.

He was 8th in PPG in standard scoring last year, right between Dez and Antonio Brown. In his last 16 games, he has 95/1174/11 receiving and 16/191/0 rushing, which would be enough points to have ranked him 6th in standard scoring last year.

 

[Tool]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.

Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

 

[ROYALWITCHEESE]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

 

[mr roboto]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

Well fortunately we have these things called stats whereby we can actually determine comparative value instead of a trade market.

 

[Steve Tasker]

This thread title gets me every time

 

[mquinnjr]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen. Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I own them both in a keeper league I expect to collect winnings on easily. Kept Cobb, drafted Browb and feeling about them both.

I know size wise they are not big, but they are electric and involved all day. Players like Brown and Cobb will outperform (on a total team basis) most teams in a league week in and week out.

 

[Adam Harstad]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

If he's scoring like a top-10 receiver, why would you want to trade him?

 

[steveski]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

If he's scoring like a top-10 receiver, why would you want to trade him?

Because unlike Dez, Julio, Green, etc, the reason Cobb is scoring so much is because of the team he is on. The team where I own Cobb I don't expect to win the league this year so why not try to sell him now? If he goes pretty much anywhere else in the league then his value drops quite a bit. Almost all rankings have him ranked in the top 10. If I can trade him as a top 10 guy then I would. His value will never go any higher than it is now and there is a good chance it goes far lower.

 

[Fariq]

I am not looking through this whole thread, but whoever first called this guy Cobber should be bit chslapped into oblivion.

 

[Ilov80s]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

If he's scoring like a top-10 receiver, why would you want to trade him?

Because unlike Dez, Julio, Green, etc, the reason Cobb is scoring so much is because of the team he is on. The team where I own Cobb I don't expect to win the league this year so why not try to sell him now? If he goes pretty much anywhere else in the league then his value drops quite a bit. Almost all rankings have him ranked in the top 10. If I can trade him as a top 10 guy then I would. His value will never go any higher than it is now and there is a good chance it goes far lower.

I agree, the chance he moves on to another team could really destroy his value like a Decker to Jets move. Longterm, outside of Green Bay, where would he retain 100% value?

 

[ROYALWITCHEESE]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

If he's scoring like a top-10 receiver, why would you want to trade him?

Because unlike Dez, Julio, Green, etc, the reason Cobb is scoring so much is because of the team he is on. The team where I own Cobb I don't expect to win the league this year so why not try to sell him now? If he goes pretty much anywhere else in the league then his value drops quite a bit. Almost all rankings have him ranked in the top 10. If I can trade him as a top 10 guy then I would. His value will never go any higher than it is now and there is a good chance it goes far lower.

I agree, the chance he moves on to another team could really destroy his value like a Decker to Jets move. Longterm, outside of Green Bay, where would he retain 100% value?

Atlanta, Detroit, Indy, NE, Philly. Maybe SF, KC, Carolina.

 

[steveski]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

If he's scoring like a top-10 receiver, why would you want to trade him?

Because unlike Dez, Julio, Green, etc, the reason Cobb is scoring so much is because of the team he is on. The team where I own Cobb I don't expect to win the league this year so why not try to sell him now? If he goes pretty much anywhere else in the league then his value drops quite a bit. Almost all rankings have him ranked in the top 10. If I can trade him as a top 10 guy then I would. His value will never go any higher than it is now and there is a good chance it goes far lower.

I agree, the chance he moves on to another team could really destroy his value like a Decker to Jets move. Longterm, outside of Green Bay, where would he retain 100% value?

Atlanta, Detroit, Indy, NE, Philly. Maybe SF, KC, Carolina.

None of those teams will pay the premium for a slot guy like Cobb. Cobb will want to get paid well and the teams that will offer the most are usually not the teams with a top 3 QB and passing offense.

I'm not sure which is better for his future, him having a really good year this year or him having a really bad year. The Packers are stacked at WR and I just really don't see any way they bring Cobb back unless hes on a team friendly deal and I don't see why he'd do that when he can get big bucks somewhere else.

 

[ROYALWITCHEESE]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

If he's scoring like a top-10 receiver, why would you want to trade him?

Because unlike Dez, Julio, Green, etc, the reason Cobb is scoring so much is because of the team he is on. The team where I own Cobb I don't expect to win the league this year so why not try to sell him now? If he goes pretty much anywhere else in the league then his value drops quite a bit. Almost all rankings have him ranked in the top 10. If I can trade him as a top 10 guy then I would. His value will never go any higher than it is now and there is a good chance it goes far lower.

I agree, the chance he moves on to another team could really destroy his value like a Decker to Jets move. Longterm, outside of Green Bay, where would he retain 100% value?

Atlanta, Detroit, Indy, NE, Philly. Maybe SF, KC, Carolina.

None of those teams will pay the premium for a slot guy like Cobb. Cobb will want to get paid well and the teams that will offer the most are usually not the teams with a top 3 QB and passing offense. I'm not sure which is better for his future, him having a really good year this year or him having a really bad year. The Packers are stacked at WR and I just really don't see any way they bring Cobb back unless hes on a team friendly deal and I don't see why he'd do that when he can get big bucks somewhere else.

I could see Philly and KC giving him a nice deal. Pairing him with Matthews long term would be smart. Carolina and SF would also make good spots since they are maturing their offenses, sort of the way Seattle is doing with Harvin.The way he's been talking, I could see him taking the home discount. They'll let Boykin walk and move Adams to the outside, and can still groom Janis to eventually replace Nelson.

 

[Ilov80s]

Have been trying to sell him in dynasty because I'm worried about injuries and him possibly not in GB next year but can't find any buyers in my league. Everyone has the same concerns. Hoping he starts out the season real strong so I can sell him then...or GB could be nice and extend him so I can keep him.

You can't. He's a fringe top 8-10 dynasty WR, but without the size of the other guys. You will NEVER get a top 10 return on him. I've had the same problem and have decided to keep him. You could likely get more right now for Patterson, Watkins, and Allen.Antonio Brown is in the exact same boat.

I'm not sure that makes sense. He's either a top 10 dynasty receiver or he's not. If noone is valuing him at that in terms of compensation then he doesn't have that value -unless you're just offering your opinion.

As far as what he scores, he is top 10. But he won't fetch as much in a trade as the more sexy players in the similar range.

If he's scoring like a top-10 receiver, why would you want to trade him?

Because unlike Dez, Julio, Green, etc, the reason Cobb is scoring so much is because of the team he is on. The team where I own Cobb I don't expect to win the league this year so why not try to sell him now? If he goes pretty much anywhere else in the league then his value drops quite a bit. Almost all rankings have him ranked in the top 10. If I can trade him as a top 10 guy then I would. His value will never go any higher than it is now and there is a good chance it goes far lower.

I agree, the chance he moves on to another team could really destroy his value like a Decker to Jets move. Longterm, outside of Green Bay, where would he retain 100% value?

Atlanta, Detroit, Indy, NE, Philly. Maybe SF, KC, Carolina.

None of those teams will pay the premium for a slot guy like Cobb. Cobb will want to get paid well and the teams that will offer the most are usually not the teams with a top 3 QB and passing offense.

I'm not sure which is better for his future, him having a really good year this year or him having a really bad year. The Packers are stacked at WR and I just really don't see any way they bring Cobb back unless hes on a team friendly deal and I don't see why he'd do that when he can get big bucks somewhere else.

Good point. The teams likely to offer premium money will want to build the WR core around him...Oakland or Houston. Not good. However, slot guys usually don't get that kind of love in FA. Harvin is one of the only guys I can think of. So in the end, it might just make sense for him to stay in GB.

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb caught 3-of-6 targets for 29 yards in the Packers' Week 3 loss to the Lions.

The sub-40 yard effort was Cobb's second straight, while he's failed to top 60 in any of Green Bay's first three games. The scores that propped his value in Weeks 1-2 were not there today. Cobb has drawn a rather modest 21 looks through the Packers' first three games, but we'd expect that average to claim. The Pack have to get the ball in their No. 2 playmaker's hands more often. Cobb remains a WR2 despite his and the Pack's slow start.



Sep 21 - 5:37 PM

 

[Faust]

Rotoworld:

Randall Cobb - WR - Packers

Randall Cobb had three catches for 31 yards and a touchdown in Thursday night's win over the Vikings.

Cobb didn't do much outside of his 11-yard touchdown. He played the entire game, and was targeted a team-high four times. Cobb has a 24/262/6 line through five weeks. He'll be on the WR1 borderline in Week 6 against Miami.

Oct 3 - 12:15 AM

 

[SWC]

you can not stop randall the touchdown robber cobber that is a fact jackson so take that to the bank and faust you are the man for all of your updates in here keep it going brohan because i am convinced that you are a information posting machine from the fourth dimension take that to the bank

 

[Adam Harstad]

He played the entire game, and was targeted a team-high four times.

That says pretty much everything anyone needs to know about how the Green Bay / Minnesota game went.

 

[ROYALWITCHEESE]

He played the entire game, and was targeted a team-high four times.

That says pretty much everything anyone needs to know about how the Green Bay / Minnesota game went.

Yep. On the surface Rodgers had a good game. But 150 yards passing sucks. TDs saved Rodgers, Cobb, and Nelson owners last night.

 

[DukeBroadway]

Can someone enlighten me to why he is a touchdown robber?

 

[sho nuff]

He played the entire game, and was targeted a team-high four times.

That says pretty much everything anyone needs to know about how the Green Bay / Minnesota game went.

Yep. On the surface Rodgers had a good game. But 150 yards passing sucks. TDs saved Rodgers, Cobb, and Nelson owners last night.

Was the perfect combo for me.

Have Cobb in 2 PPR leagues and his night wasn't great...but very serviceable with the TD.

In my non-ppr league I had Lacy going against Rodgers and Cobb and Lacy outscored the both of them.

And as a Packers fan...getting to see them destroy the Vikings is never bad.

Id be concerned about just relying on TDs...but Rodgers has kept looking his way...and they keep lining him up in the slot getting him 1 on 1 with a safety and throwing those out breaking routes...it may keep going like this for a while with him. They have set it up using him on slants so many times (and just the offense as a whole using the quick slants near the GL. Now they have Cobb and Nelson some running the inside move, then to the out route and its really hard on those defenders to play them.

 

[cstu]

Good point. The teams likely to offer premium money will want to build the WR core around him...Oakland or Houston. Not good. However, slot guys usually don't get that kind of love in FA. Harvin is one of the only guys I can think of. So in the end, it might just make sense for him to stay in GB.

Depends on who gets Mariota and Winston.

 

[SCT]

Can someone enlighten me to why he is a touchdown robber?

It rhymes with a bastardization of his last name? He gets a lot of red zone targets, thereby stealing the TD chance from others?

 

[Ilov80s]

Can someone enlighten me to why he is a touchdown robber?

It rhymes with a bastardization of his last name? He gets a lot of red zone targets, thereby stealing the TD chance from others?

He's on pace for like 800 yards and 19 TDs. That's why.

 

[Quilman83]

Rodgers really spread the ball around last week against the Vikings. Do you see that kind of distribution to continue, or will Rodgers move back to a Nelson/Cobb-centric offense?

 

[bumpman]

Rodgers really spread the ball around last week against the Vikings. Do you see that kind of distribution to continue, or will Rodgers move back to a Nelson/Cobb-centric offense?

Last week was an anomaly. I wouldn't put much weight on what happened there.

 

[Willink]

Another game another TD

 

[Ilov80s]

Another game another TD

He's consistently good. Not great, but just good and I am very happy.

 

[SWC]

Can someone enlighten me to why he is a touchdown robber?

why is travis kelce the exploding burrito who knows the point is brohan that some things are just the right name for a guy and randall the touchdown robber cobber is the right name for the old rt2rc take that to the bank bromigo

 

[starks]

29/331/7 through the first 6 weeks is a pretty impressive stat line. How are we feeling about the Pack extending or resigning him for the future? I know they like Adams but how is the salary shaping up for the rest of this team now that we see how important Cobb is to this offense? Sounds like Rodgers is the special assistant GM when it comes to his WR corps so I kinda like the chances of Cobb being in GB next year.

 

[midnight_green81]

As the owner of both Cobb and Davanta Adams in my 10 keepers league, I'm watching this situation closely. I find it difficult to believe the Packers would let a young and talented receiver like Cobb walk in free agency easily.

But hey, if they feel like Adams has developed enough in year 1 to deserve the #2 job, why invest money on Cobb when they need that money to help their defense? (Especially rush def...)

 

[Restricted]

Scared enough knowing that they let Jennings let go that I just went and bought Megatron low. Cobb has been getting the TDs but the yardage has decreased drastically.

 

[meatwad1]

They will only sign him if the price is right, so that depends on what his mindset is. If he thinks he will get more than Jordy, he will have to get that money somewhere else. If he want to sign for something like 3 years 24 mil, i think the packers will want to keep him.

I don't know if he has any value beyond that. He is good, but how good is he on another team?