Randall Cobb doesn’t pay attention to what those outside of One Jets Drive have said: That he was brought in as a favor to Aaron Rodgers, that he doesn’t have much left in the tank after 12 NFL seasons.He plans to show it starting on Sept. 11 when the games begin to count.
“The only thing over my career has been health. As long as I’m healthy, I’ve been out there and I’ve been able to produce. It’s just about staying healthy and doing everything I can to make sure my body is ready for 17-plus games.” Preparing for games was difficult, a chore as he was dealing with bone spurs in his ankle that wouldn’t go away.
One play in particular in the preseason stood out, last Saturday against the Giants, even if it did result in a penalty.Saleh loved the mindset of the receiver looking to make a block, even if the hit is now illegal. Randall Cobb participates in drills during training camp in Florham Park, N.J.At worst, Cobb is the Jets’ No.