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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But price per head sportsbooks saw that through the end of Tuesday’s practice, there he was on the field. Cobb even had three passes thrown his way in the final period, a no-huddle drill, and he was able to haul in two of them.

NFL betting fans found out that for two days in a row, www.packersnflofficialstore.com the receiver was practising with a wrap on the biceps injury he suffered last week. Price per head sportsboks could see that considering how often coach Mike McCarthy discusses being smart with injured players, it was a bit surprising to see Cobb on playing with obvious pain.

“Trying to be smart and be tough at the same time is difficult for me,” Cobb said after practice. “But Jordy Nelson Jersey I understand that I have limitations, and I have to be smart about it. But it’s hard and difficult at times.”

When he was asked whether he was being smart by practicing on Tuesday, Cobb said: “No.”

“It’s www.packersnflofficialstore.com/Authentic-Jordy-Nelson-Jersey something that we understand what the injury is, and we wouldn’t put him out there if we thought he was in jeopardy of moving forward and getting healthy,” McCarthy said. “But every case is different.”

The receiver – a big favourite with NFL betting fans – didn’t play in the preseason opener against the Arizona Cardinals on Friday, and considering the fact that Jordy Nelson will not play during all of the preseason due to a knee injury, the amount of snaps QB Aaron Rodgers will have with his top receivers will be limited between now and the season opener at San Francisco and September 8.

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