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Apparently Oakland, San Francisco, and Miami went hard after Cobb. He took a hometown discount of a couple million per season to stay in Green Bay.

 

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<div><b>Ian Wharton</b> <span style="color:rgb(136,153,166);font-size:13px;"><span>@NFLFilmStudy</span></span> · <span>2h2 hours ago</span>
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<p style="font-size:26px;">Per a source, the Miami Dolphins, Oakland Raiders and one unnamed team were offering Randall Cobb as much as $48 million over 4 years


 

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  Even if the Dolphins and Raiders offered this much to Randall Cobb,  I think he made a good decision turning both of those teams down.    Especially the Dolphins.    The fact that the Dolphins have already released most of their 2013 FA class and Mike Wallace could be next illustrates how unstable that organization is.     The Raiders history of changing HC's also jumps out.  At least with the Packers,   there's been plenty of continuity and it certainly helps having Aaron Rodgers on the other side of your passes.   

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