10 Quick Things: GB vs. PIT
After rewatching Sunday’s game against the Steelers, here are 10 things worth knowing: OFFENSE 1) Quarterback Aaron Rodgers throws the ball to receivers he trusts, especially in big spots, so it’s no surprise that Randall Cobb kept four drives…
Thursday Thoughts: Big Ben
The first week of training camp was crazy. Quarterback and league MVP Aaron Rodgers eviscerated the organization in a monologue that would’ve made Williams Shakespeare proud, and the front office added two established veterans to an already talented roster. Things…
Randall Cobb: Pros & Cons
Less than 48 hours after Aaron Rodgers agreed to a reworked contract with the Packers, the team reacquired Randall Cobb from the Houston Texans for a sixth-round pick in next year’s draft. It’s no coincidence. Rodgers and Cobb are close…
Q&A: Why Not Dorsey?
Unlike the U.S. Postal Service, Packers Notes delivers on Sundays – at least through the end of August. Here’s another batch of letters from the offseason mailbag: Why do you think the Packers didn’t go after John Dorsey, who was…
$ome Big Decisions Coming
New GM Brian Gutekunst will have some difficult decisions to make in regard to four of the team’s longest-tenured and most highly-decorated players. Bryan Bulaga, Randall Cobb, Clay Matthews and Jordy Nelson will count $45 million against the salary cap…
Positional Analysis: Wide Receiver
This is the fifth of a 14-part series examining each position going into the offseason. Starters (B): Jordy Nelson was a good, not great No. 1, Davante Adams was a good, not great No. 2 and Randall Cobb was a…
