After establishing himself as one of the league’s top receivers in 2014 with91 receptions, 1,287 yards, 12 touchdowns, Randall Cobb has struggled to stay on the field.
The former Wildcat dealt with nagging knee and ankle injuries in 2015 and 2016, limiting him from taking the next step up into superstardom as Aaron Rodger’s go-to target in the slot.
Back in July, Cobb told ESPN his main focus this season was to just stay healthy.
“One of the two most important abilities for any player in this league is durability and availability,” Cobb said.