If you predicted that Randall Cobb would be the Packers' leading receiver on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks, the least you could do is cough up tomorrow's lottery numbers.
Through the first two Packers drives, Cobb was on the receiving end of four pass attempts, and he caught all four targets for 53 yards. He was one of the early bright spots in what was a stagnant offense right out of the gate, much like what is typically seen in the early stages of the season in Green Bay.
Through the rest of the game, Cobb caught another five passes for 32 yards to add to his ascending totals.