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06/17/2013	Victor Cruz, WR NYG Randall Cobb, WR GB	Matt Schaub, QB HOU Antonio Brown, WR PIT
06/14/2013	Randall Cobb, WR GB	Ray Rice, RB BAL
06/14/2013	Ronnie Hillman, RB DEN Pierre Garcon, WR WAS	Randall Cobb, WR GB Anquan Boldin, WR SF
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McCarthy hopes Cobb gets to 100
by Jamey Eisenberg \| Senior Fantasy Writer (6/6/13) The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports that Packers coach Mike McCarthy wouldn't mind if Randall Cobb did catch 100 passes as quarterback Aaron Rodgers recently suggested. "I don't do projections, (but) I hope so. I hope they all catch 100 balls," McCarthy said. "I think those things are great. It's important for our players to approach the game with statistical goals, and Randall is an excellent team player. He'll be given opportunities, there's no question about that. But yes, I think he definitely has a lot more growth in front of him. And it's exciting, for how productive he's been as a young player."

Rodgers: Cobb could catch 100 passes
by Jamey Eisenberg \| Senior Fantasy Writer (5/23/13) ESPN reports that Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has high expectations for third-year receiver Randall Cobb this season. Last year, Cobb made an enormous jump in his second NFL season. With Greg Jennings out with a torn abdominal muscle, Cobb played 733 snaps and caught a team-high 80 passes for 954 yards and added eight touchdowns. Rodgers thinks Cobb can do more. "I think Randall Cobb is a guy who could be a 100-plus catch guy every year," Rodgers said.

Cobb aiming for more
by Dave Richard \| Senior Fantasy Writer (5/14/13) Packers receiver Randall Cobb told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel he's just getting started to put up numbers. With it looking like Cobb will no longer work on returns, the door is open for him to once again lead the Packers in receptions and receiving yards. "I really don’t think I've peaked yet," Cobb said. "I'm 22 years old. I've got a lot of learning still to do. I have a long way to go and I just hope I continue to get better over the next years. ... I think definitely with Donald (Driver) retiring and Greg (Jennings) leaving, it's definitely going to be a lot more weight on me, James and Jordy's shoulders. But we’re taking on the challenge head-on. We've been really excited to get back and work."

McCarthy expects big things for Cobb
by Jamey Eisenberg \| Senior Fantasy Writer (3/20/13) Packers coach Mike McCarthy said in an interview with CBSSports.com that he's excited for Randall Cobb heading into this season. "Last year was really the year we tried to tailor some things to him, and he responded in an excellent way," McCarthy said. "That will be like that this year. We have to look at special teams and wide receiver and be smart there. Whether we fully take him off special teams or partial, that’s a decision we’re talking about now." McCarthy was asked if Cobb was just scratching the surface of his talent. "I hope so. That would be fun, huh?" McCarthy said. "He’s a very good football player, and I think he’s going to be an excellent player for us for a long time. He’s like any receiver or perimeter player when they get on the same page as the quarterback good things happen and happen often. And Randall is definitely on the same page as Aaron (Rodgers)."

Cobb to ditch special teams work
by Dave Richard \| Senior Fantasy Writer (2/22/13) Packers coach Mike McCarthy said Friday he anticipates receiver Randall Cobb not having to do any more special-teams work in 2013. The move is being made so he can focus entirely on playing offense. "Randall, extremely productive, obviously his statistics support that, and his ability to play all those positions I thought was a big part of our production, not only as an offense but on special teams," McCarthy said. "Our special teams in a number of areas was about as good as we've played in our time there in Green Bay, and Randall is a big part of that. I hope he’s not playing next year. ... He’s someone who spent a lot of time this time last year developing packages for him, as far as putting him in the backfield and so forth. I prefer not to play him on special teams. We’ll let time answer that."

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