Randall Cobb’s next job revealed after Jets flop
NY Post
After one season with the Jets, Randall Cobb has determined his next career venture — one away from the football field.
On Thursday, ESPN announced that the 33-year-old receiver had joined SEC Network as a college football studio analyst.
“I am incredibly excited to be coming home to the SEC with this new role,” Cobb said. “The level of greatness this conference provides year after year is unmatched – I cannot wait [to] return to the conference family with this SEC Network crew.”
After playing 10 of the first 12 seasons of his career in Green Bay with Aaron Rodgers, Cobb headed to the Jets to reunite with the four-time MVP quarterback on a one-year deal.
However, Rodgers was lost for the seasons after four offensive plays and Cobb’s chemistry did not carry over to Zach Wilson.
Cobb appeared in only 11 games, with five catches for 39 yards and one touchdown in 2023.
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