Packers Should Not Rule Out Potential Reunion With Randall Cobb This Offseason
Randall Cobb spent this past season as a member of the Dallas Cowboys after spending eight years with the Green Bay Packers. Cobb had a solid year for the Cowboys, though the team finished 8-8 and missed out on the playoffs. After signing just a one-year deal, Cobb is right back to being a free agent.
Now that he needs a new team, the playmaker could do a whole lot worse than engineering a reunion with his former Packers. And he might just be exactly what the team needs.
A Randall Cobb reunion? Packers need a slot receiver, and he might be free https://t.co/bLlCwkMtuS
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) February 13, 2020
Cobb was a star with the Packers, and he'd be a proper fit with the team that gave him his start. The Packers have a need at the slot position, after all.
Additionally, if the team drafts a receiver, Cobb would be the right kind of guy to teach the tenderfoot the ropes of the NFL.
Two electric touchdowns in his first NFL game.
— NFL Throwback (@nflthrowback) March 19, 2019
We'll never forget the start of Randall Cobb's career with the @packers. @rcobb18 pic.twitter.com/Q6g3kyz0F9
Packer fans, look alive! Cobb will have options on the open market, and it may be that Green Bay isn't keen to open up the door for his return -- but in case they do, this could be an intriguing match for 2020.