Draft Scout Snapshot: 2010: Cobb broke the SEC single-season record for all-purpose yardage with 2,396 yards. He led the SEC in receptions per game by catching 84 passes for 1,017 yards and seven touchdowns but his value far exceeded those contributions. He played quarterback in the "WildCobb" formation and rushed for 424 yards and five touchdowns and threw three TD passes in that role...Cobb's versatility as an all-purpose player is underscored by the fact that he was the only player in the nation who ranked first or second on his team in rushing, passing and receiving in 2010. He put points on the board eight different ways this season - rushing, receiving and passing for touchdowns; returning a punt for a TD; throwing for a TD on a fake field goal; and notching two-point conversions by rushing, passing and receiving...2009: First-team All-SEC as an all-purpose player by The Associated Press and ESPN.com ... Won team awards as UK's Most Valuable Player, Most Outstanding Offensive Player and Most Inspirational Offensive Player ... Ranked second in the SEC in touchdowns, third in punt returns, fourth in all-purpose yardage and seventh in scoring ... Also would have ranked fifth in the league in kickoff returns, but did not have enough returns to qualify ... Led the team in receiving with 39 catches for 447 yards and four touchdowns ...2008: Named to the SEC All-Freshman team at quarterback ... Played in 11 games, starting four games at wide receiver and then the last four games of the regular season at quarterback ... Won his first QB start at Mississippi State and is believed to be the first UK true freshman QB to start and and win an SEC road game since freshmen became eligible in the early 1970s.
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01/11/13 - WR/KR Randall Cobb practiced in limited fashion Thursday, a day after the team sent him home because he was afflicted with the flu. Head coach Mike McCarthy said after Thursday's practice that Cobb "was still under the weather" but would play in the divisional playoff game at San Francisco on Saturday night.
01/10/13 - WR/KR Randall Cobb didn't practice Wednesday because of illness. Cobb apparently is the latest of several Packers who have been afflicted by flu-like symptoms in recent weeks. Cobb is expected to fine for the divisional playoff game at San Francisco on Saturday night.
01/10/13 - WR/KR Randall Cobb didn't practice Wednesday because of illness. Cobb apparently is the latest of several Packers who have been afflicted by flu-like symptoms in recent weeks. Cobb is expected to fine for the divisional playoff game at San Francisco on Saturday night.
01/06/13 - WR/KR Randall Cobb made the start in the 24-10 victory over Minnesota in a wild-card playoff game Saturday night. Cobb, the team's most productive pass catcher in the regular season, was targeted only two times and had one catch for 7 yards. He was held out of the Packers' regular-season-ending loss at Minnesota six days earlier because of ankle and knee injuries. Cobb was back on punt returns Saturday, but the team went with first-year receiver Jeremy Ross on kickoff returns.
01/04/13 - WR/KR Randall Cobb was upgraded from limited to full status in practice Thursday. Cobb, the team's top pass catcher, is expected to play in the wild-card playoff game against Minnesota on Saturday night after he was held out of the 37-34 road loss to the Vikings last Sunday to end the regular season because of ankle and knee injuries. It's possible the Packers will play it safe and have Cobb play on offense only and allow first-year receiver Jeremy Ross to handle kick returns for the second straight game.
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