Comments on: Column: Cobb can do everything, even play in the NFL http://kykernel.com/2009/10/24/column-cobbs-can-do-everything-including-play-in-the-nfl/ University of Kentucky's daily student newspaper. Thu, 24 May 2012 13:20:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Kate http://kykernel.com/2009/10/24/column-cobbs-can-do-everything-including-play-in-the-nfl/comment-page-1/#comment-8890 Kate Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:38:44 +0000 http://kykernel.com/?p=20952#comment-8890 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Who at the University of Kentucky would not want to see Randall Cobb performing for an NFL team? Randall Cobb may not have just one set position but he is versatile player who has a great chance of finding a spot on an NFL team in the future. He could be following in the footsteps of players such as Wes Welker and Antwaan Randle El. Cobb could definitely find a spot on an NFL team as a slot receiver, holder or kick returner, maybe even all of them. First of all, Randall Cobb could be a great slot receiver. He is quick and will definitely be able to get open against NFL corner backs. He would also be a solid holder since he is the number one holder for the Wildcats. He also proved that he can be a great kick returner Saturday night. Although I believe that Cobb could fulfill many positions in the NFL, I disagree that he could serve as a back up quarterback. He is small which will affect his chances of making an NFL team but it completely diminishes his chances as being a quarterback. Since he is so versatile I do think that he could still be successful at taking snaps in a wildcat formation. Even though he might not be able to perform as a quarterback in the NFL, there is no doubt that Randall Cobb could have great success with an NFL team in the future. There is a great chance Wildcat fans will be cheering for Cobb on Sundays in a few years. LETTER TO THE EDITOR:
Who at the University of Kentucky would not want to see Randall Cobb performing for an NFL team?
Randall Cobb may not have just one set position but he is versatile player who has a great chance of finding a spot on an NFL team in the future. He could be following in the footsteps of players such as Wes Welker and Antwaan Randle El.

Cobb could definitely find a spot on an NFL team as a slot receiver, holder or kick returner, maybe even all of them.

First of all, Randall Cobb could be a great slot receiver. He is quick and will definitely be able to get open against NFL corner backs. He would also be a solid holder since he is the number one holder for the Wildcats. He also proved that he can be a great kick returner Saturday night.

Although I believe that Cobb could fulfill many positions in the NFL, I disagree that he could serve as a back up quarterback. He is small which will affect his chances of making an NFL team but it completely diminishes his chances as being a quarterback. Since he is so versatile I do think that he could still be successful at taking snaps in a wildcat formation. Even though he might not be able to perform as a quarterback in the NFL, there is no doubt that Randall Cobb could have great success with an NFL team in the future.

There is a great chance Wildcat fans will be cheering for Cobb on Sundays in a few years.

]]> By: Jerry http://kykernel.com/2009/10/24/column-cobbs-can-do-everything-including-play-in-the-nfl/comment-page-1/#comment-8551 Jerry Sun, 25 Oct 2009 16:04:39 +0000 http://kykernel.com/?p=20952#comment-8551 GOOD GRIEF! GUSH MUCH? I have it on good authority that later this morning he'll be turning water to wine and feeding the masses. He's a terrific football player but lets keep it real. It's a good thing this kid has his head on straight. If not, you people would have his head so bloated he wouldn't be able to get his helmet on. GOOD GRIEF! GUSH MUCH?
I have it on good authority that later this morning he’ll be turning water to wine and feeding the masses.
He’s a terrific football player but lets keep it real.
It’s a good thing this kid has his head on straight. If not, you people would have his head so bloated he wouldn’t be able to get his helmet on.

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