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Cobb back at practice Friday

Posted by Mike Spofford on December 28, 2012 – 11:55 am

WR Randall Cobb was back at practice on Friday, doing what probably will be considered limited work. He could be seen making cuts to deliberately test his tender ankle. The final update on his injury status will come from Mike McCarthy after practice.

Also, CB Davon House (shoulder/hip) was not practicing for the second straight day, and it appears as though his injury will keep him sidelined Sunday in Minnesota.

Post-practice update: Cobb is listed on the injury report as questionable, and he’ll be evaluated further on Saturday morning.

House is listed as doubtful, while CB Charles Woodson (collarbone) and RB James Starks (knee) have been ruled out.

Everyone else on the Packers’ injury report is probable, which would mean the return to the field for the following players who have missed games recently: TE Tom Crabtree, WR Jordy Nelson, DE C.J. Wilson, DE Jerel Worthy and RB Alex Green.


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32 Responses to “Cobb back at practice Friday”

  1. By henry on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    randall cobb mvp

  2. By James on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    If Cobb’s 100 percent, this might be the first, and last, time this regular season we’ll see a WR core of this depth.

  3. By walter STEEL on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Good to see Harrell back at practice too. With his bicep all healed he will be UNSTOPPABLE

  4. By AJ on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Since this is the last game of the regular season, odds are 100 percent that you’re right.

  5. By Jim on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    It will be nice to see a full receiving core on the field at the same time! Plus the addition of a Charles Woodson will definately help!

  6. By Mike Spofford on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Oooo bounce with me!

  7. By Vic Ketchman on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Mike is that really you ?

  8. By Sven on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Really bummed that House is likely going to miss Sunday. He is an impressive corner and a good special teamer. Hope he is back real soon!

  9. By Mark Murphy on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Hey Hey Hey VIIIC, long time no see! How you been buddy?

  10. By Ted Thompson on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    What is going on here?! Family reunion. Everyone back to work!

  11. By Mike McCarthy on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Thats my dog!!! Get ‘em Ted. What What!!!

  12. By Tom Bondhus on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Is it just me who thinks Charles Woodson may be done.

  13. By Thomas on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    This receiver “news” disturbs me. This MAY BE the last time we even have this AWESOME receiving corps on the roster AT ALL! If you believe the stories, We can’t afford to bring Jennings back, Driver is retiring (which I think is a DIRTY SHAME) because Rodgers won’t throw him the ball! Nelson is injury prone. SO, exactly WHAT does that leave us? Cobb (if he’s healthy) Jones, Jarret Boykin & Jeremy Ross.. REALLY? We HAVE TO RESIGN JENNINGS to RETIRE a PACKER! We’re getting rid of “the MOUTH” Finley, use THAT $7 million to sign Jennings (REALISTICALLY) he’s coming of of a MAJOR injury, will teams pay THAT much for him? THAT is the PACKERS GREATEST THREAT is that they have TOO MANY AWESOME weapons to account for!!! Sorry, I’m LONG WINDED because I’m freakin out about Sunday! (I have NO LIFE)

  14. By beaner on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    good to see the team damn near full strength. i dont have any concern for this one dimensional vikings team. sure they beat the texans, but so did the bears. just a bunch of smoke and mirrors if you ask me.

  15. By beaner on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    thomas, this crew has shown they can play without jennings. if we get rid of him that opens up a spot for some good young talent. for example; if driver would have continued to play at a high level, cobb would still be battling for that 4th spot. we also have raji, mathews and rodgrs to resign. gotta make cuts somewhere. dont get me wrong, i want him to stay a packer too…i wanted alot of players to stay packers. thats the way of the business.

  16. By Bob on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    Harrell will be ok. Deitrich-Smith has to stop untying his shoes laces though so he doesn’t keep falling down. It was funny for Suh, but not your own guys.

  17. By Ryan on Dec 28, 2012 | Reply

    @beaner i don’t know what game u watched but the bears lost to the texans this year the only loses this year for Houston would be New England, Green Bay, and Minnesota.

  18. By Osi on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    Good to see These players back for the vikings game. Go Pack GO!

  19. By DLK on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    Prediction: Vikings lose, Bears win – clich 6th seed. Redskins survive cowboys fourth quarter comeback. Saved you guys the worry. Now you don’t even have to watch the games. Jk. This gonna be a great weekend!!! Hit the couch or the stands. Get em Pack!

  20. By Mike from canada on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    Signing greg jennings is stil possibe. I think thompson would rather keep jennings and release finley to free up salary cap room. Driver has been great and the team will retire number eighty. But he is through. That leaves Jones cobb and Nelson. Not quote White Jones and gonzales but still threatening. The pack need a vertical threat of jennings–calibre to spread defences.

  21. By ron on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    I think you’re wrong in regards to not signing finley and Jennings. Theses players aren’t stupid. Could it get any better than having AR throw you the ball? Its not how much money in my mind its who is throwing it to me and if it’s the Best QB in the leaque I’m going to give a discount to stay.

  22. By Dylan Lucas on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    Good to see nelson back and healthy

  23. By northerner on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    Its a shame to see Driver not being used with what will probably be his last season. The guy has always given 200%, made some very difficult catches, provided leadership and came to play every game. He will be missed.

  24. By Darrell on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    I definitely hope we keep Jennings, I just don’t know if Ted Thompson is willing to pay him…we can go without Finley

  25. By majikwen on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    harrell who ? graham… justin ????

  26. By Zinger on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    Yea, don’t sign Jennings .. I’m sure Detroit, Minn., or especially the Bears would love to have him.

  27. By hurry up and wait on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    The Packers won’t franchise Jennings. They hope to resign him at a modest price. His down year due to his injury will prevent other teams from offering the big deal Jennings is hoping for.
    Lets hope he remains a Packer, hopefully for life.

  28. By Zinger on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    I think the Vikings are a “one-trick” pony… without Peterson they are nothing. Final score Pack wins 35-14.

  29. By Ky Packer Fan on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply

    No, I give them more credit than that, 31-17 GB.

  30. By N!G3R1AGEST on Dec 30, 2012 | Reply

    strange acts involving amputees

  31. By Rex Ryan on Dec 30, 2012 | Reply

    Are you guys hiring here?

  32. By ATL Packrfan on Dec 30, 2012 | Reply

    Sorry, but Jennings is a goner. The Pack don’t have the cap space to re-sign him and Rodgers, Raji and Matthews. Besides, the drafted Cobb as Jenning’s replacement.

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