After laboring through Tuesday’s practice Tramon Williams Jersey with an injured right bicep, Randall Cobb recalled playing a game as a sophomore in high school with a hamstring avulsion – when the tendon pulls away from the www.packersnflofficialstore.com/Authentic-Tramon-Williams-Jersey bone.
So, Cobb always has been tough. And maybe a bit stubborn.
“The hardest part for me is I’m a tough guy, I want to be on the field,” the Green Bay Packers’ do-it-all star said.
“I don’t like missing packersnflofficialstore.com practice. I hate missing practice. So, trying to be smart and be tough at the same time is difficult for me, but I understand that I have limitations and I have to be smart about it. But it’s hard and difficult at times.”
Cobb, his right bicep wrapped in kinesio tape, seemingly ran his routes like nothing was wrong, and he caught two passes during the end-of-practice no-huddle drill. However, on the way back to the huddle or sideline, Cobb jogged with his right arm kept close to his chest.
While the injury was apparent to the reporters on the sideline, neither coach Mike McCarthy nor the training staff pulled Cobb off the field.
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