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Packers select Cobb in second

Apr 29, 2011 at 12:36 PM

The Packers selected Kentucky wide receiver Randall Cobb with the final pick of the second round of the NFL Draft on Friday.

Cobb, 5-10, 191, was used in a variety of roles by Kentucky, including as punt-returner. He's been timed in the mid-4.4 area and he's famous for his spirited play.

Packers.com will update this story with details of Cobb's career and comments from Packers General Manager Ted Thompson.

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