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Cobb's a 'tweener lacking the size to be a full-time back or the ball skills and deep speed of a pure receiver. However, he could still make plays as a scat back, sub-package slot receiver and as a returner. Plays his best in the biggest moments. Possesses solid vision, enough quickness to get the corner and gain yards after short passes but isn't a true home run threat. Could be an effective third down back with his short area speed and route-running but hands need to be more consistent and he has a ways to go in pass protection. Cobb is a late Day 2 prospect.
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I would like to see Cobb lined up in the backfield and some true west coast screens be run. Kinda like they used to do with Edgar and Dorsey. They seem to prefer screens where the RB runs out to the flat for an "almost behind the line of scrimmage" screen. Maybe the Packer O-line isn't athletic enough to run these, but I think Cobb could run these magnificently!
from the GBPG:

Of his own catch, Cobb didn’t think the ball would come his way after the way he got off the line of scrimmage. Then, he barely saw the ball between finding it in the air late and peering through sweat and rubber granules that dotted the visor on his facemask.

β€œI inside released, which normally the quarterback gets off you, whenever that happens,” Cobb explained. β€œAnd he gave me the opportunity still. I caught (vision of) the ball about midway; I didn’t see it at first, and I was able to adjust to it. My visor was a little dirty, but I was able to make the catch.”
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Originally posted by Floridarob:
I may have missed it before as I have had to watch about three games on my phone but a play is coming where he takes the pitchout from Rodgers and throws it downfield.


They have had him throw before, what is actually wide open is a reverse from that play, the offenses from week to week are keying on him when in the backfield. It is amazing he is still as productive as he is back there, since he probably touches the ball 90% of the time when lined up in the backfield. MM eventually needs to run some different stuff from that formation or he will start to see diminishing returns.

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