Randall Cobb, Packers consent to four-year, $40M bargain.

A percentage of the greatest dominoes in this NFL off-season keep on falling before free org even begins.

Randall Cobb, the top wideout set to hit the business sector, will be staying in Green Bay. The wide recipient has consented to a four-year, $40 million agreement to stay with the Green Bay Packers, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported through a source educated of the arrangement. $17 million

is ensured, and Rapoport reports Cobb turned down more cash somewhere else to stay in Green Bay.The move is a failure for collector hungry groups like the Raiders that looked ready to spend disgusting measures of top space in free org. With Cobb off the board, Percy Harvin, Jeremy Maclin and Torrey Smith ought to venture to the front of the class. (Rapoport reported Friday that the Jets will discharge Harvin.) 

The four-year agreement bodes well for both sides. Packers general chief Ted Thompson crowds top space and is wary in free org in light of the fact that he needs to keep his homegrown victories. It would have been hard to watch Cobb exit the entryway when he's such an impeccable fit for Mike McCarthy's offense. The arrangement helps us to remember Sam Shields' huge contract a year ago; Green Bay pays a premium to abstain from discovering what's behind free org entryway No. 2. 

This agreement will run out before Cobb is 30. The length of he stays solid, this ought to be one of those uncommon huge free-specialists bargains that achieves its decision. Cobb exceeds expectations at yards after the catch, and has a quarterback that is particularly talented at taking care of business him the ball in step. At the point when the play separates for Aaron Rodgers, Cobb is the first player he looks to. 

Cobb and Jordy Nelson are currently marked through 2018. Rodgers is on the books until 2019, which implies this trio has an opportunity to assemble up strange numbers for quite a while. Thompson has made an amazing showing keeping Rodgers supplied with ability all through his profession, and that won't change at any point in the near future.