2. Randall Cobb’s Production Remains Good
One of the main reasons the Packers chose to move on from Randall Cobb last offseason was his health. He was unable to stay on the field consistently the previous couple of years and that made his production low.
Despite those concerns, Cobb showed that he is still capable of playing a full season in 2019 with the Dallas Cowboys. He played in 15 games, catching 55 passes for 828 yards and three touchdowns. Cobb can still produce at a high level.
The Packers would not be asking Cobb to come in and be a star. They would be asking him to come in and play the exact same role that he played in years past, which he excelled at doing.