How Should the Pack Go About Filling Its Slot Receiver Hole?

Randall Cobb (18) catches a touchdown pass against Chicago Bears cornerback Bryce Callahan (37) in the first quarter at Lambeau Field. Mandatory Credit: Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports

For better or worse, Randall Cobb has been almost exclusively the team’s predominant slot receiver for the past eight seasons.

For better was 2014, when Cobb put up these numbers: 91 catches, 1,287 yards, 12 TDs. He also had good numbers in 2012 (80, 954, and 8) and 2015 (79, 829, and 6).

For worse was 2018, when, beset by injuries, he was a…