Packers fans are all about gritty, no-nonsense football players and no one embodies that essence like John Kuhn. He’s not flashy, he’s not pretty but he is also NOT someone you want to have to deal with when it’s 3rd
Free agency is just a few short hours away and the picture will quickly become clear as to where Ndomokong Suh will end up and whether Frank Gore will bail on a supposed deal with Philadelphia to go to the
Yes, Randall Cobb stands to make a lot of money with his new contract. But if reports are true, he took less to stay in Green Bay. Loyalty is not yet dead…and Packer Pride is alive and WELL! Spread it
Randall Cobb is back with the Pack! Here are just a few good reasons to CELEBRATE Packernation! And don’t forget to give TallMall33 a sub!
Randall Cobb got his contract today, and he will be staying right here in Green Bay! The Packers multi-purpose slot receiver has agreed to a four-year, $40 million contract with $17 million guaranteed to remain with the Packers, NFL Media Insider Ian
We would all like to see the Packers sign Randall Cobb, but we might have to come to the realization that the Packers can’t afford him. From what is being said they offered him the same contract as Nelson 8-9 million
With less than a week to go before the start of free agency, Randall Cobb and the Green Bay Packers have not struck a deal. Reportedly, Cobb’s representation has rejected a five year deal worth between 8 and 9 million
Let me start by saying I am like the rest of Packer nation in that I would like to see Randall Cobb get signed to a long term contract. Now lets be realistic about this. Randall has stated he wants 9
NFL teams can begin to franchise tag players today. One of the names being bandied about is Packers slot receiver Randall Cobb. Cobb had a VERY productive 2014 with over 12,000 yards and 12 touchdowns. As a complement to Jordy
The time is getting closer for the Packers to make crucial decisions on their free agents this year, I know most people are saying Cobb is a must sign and I would agree with that for the most part, BUT,