The New York Jets have signed wide receiver Randall Cobb, Aaron Rodgers’ longtime teammate and close friend. It’s a move that makes plenty of sense off the field for obvious reasons. Cobb is a veteran with extensive NFL experience and he is extremely familiar with both Rodgers and Nathaniel Hackett’s scheme. His presence can be hugely beneficial for the Jets’ offense, especially the younger receivers.
But what about on the field? How much does Cobb have left to offer the Jets? Is he a worthwhile addition to the team’s WR depth chart or is he just in New York for the intangible benefits?