Kentucky Wildcats in the NFL, Week 7: Randall Cobb on a Tear
Week 7 in the NFL was supposed to be a quiet week for University of Kentucky alumni due to bye weeks, but Randall Cobb was having none of that.
Arguably the greatest player in Kentucky football history, Cobb put himself on a record pace and gave his Green Bay Packers a great performance to go along with some other fine outings by these former Wildcats this past Sunday.
All stats via ESPN.com
Randall Cobb, Green Bay Packers
1 of 4Versus St. Louis Rams
8 rec, 89 yards, 2 TD
1 car, 19 yards
1 KOR, 23 yards
1 PR, 15 yards
Randall Cobb accounted for 14 points and 146 yards of total offense in the Green Bay Packers' 30-20 win over the St. Louis Rams.
According to Eric Goska of PackersNews.com, Cobb is currently on pace to surpass Ahman Green's single season franchise record of 2,250 total offensive yards in a season.
Next Opponent
Sunday, October 28 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars at 1:00 pm ET
Stevie Johnson, Buffalo Bills
2 of 4Versus Tennessee Titans
5 rec, 71 yards, 1 TD
The Buffalo Bills offense finally came back to life this Sunday. When Stevie Johnson found the end zone on a 27-yard pass from Ryan Fitzpatrick at the end of the third quarter, it looked like the Bills would have this game in hand.
Unfortunately for them, the Tennessee Titans, led by a resurgent Chris Johnson, were able to punch one in at the end of the fourth to come away with a 35-34 win.
Next Opponent
Sunday, November 4 at Houston Texans at 1:00 pm ET
Tim Masthay, Green Bay Packers
3 of 4Versus St. Louis Rams
3 punts, 38.7 yard avg, 2 inside 20-yard line
A strong showing by the Green Bay Packers offense meant that the Ginger with the Golden Boot didn't have to bail his team out too much during their 30-20 win over the St. Louis Rams.
Next Opponent
Sunday, October 28 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars at 1:00 pm ET
Garry Williams, Carolina Panthers
4 of 4Garry Williams got the nod to start at right tackle this week (per James Dator of CatScratchReader.com) and protected Cam Newton much better than most folks seemed toexpect.
Unfortunately, it wasn't enough for the struggling Panthers offense, as they fell to the Dallas Cowboys, 19-14.
Next Opponent
Sunday, October 28 at Chicago Bears at 1:00 pm ET
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