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Utah State continues to revamp its wide receiver corps after receiving a commitment from former Alabama wide receiver Xavier Williams earlier in the week, Cobbs (6'2/210) committing to the Aggies continues to add to the unit’s rebuild. Last season with the Terps, Cobbs, a former three-star wide receiver from the 2018 recruiting class, totaled 25 receptions for 339 yards and one touchdown while playing 66.8% of his snaps from the slot according to Pro Football Focus. During a four-year career with the Terps, Cobbs posted a receiving line of 59-878-2, as he now looks to finish out his career on a high note with Utah State.

The Terrapins wide receiver room has gotten a bit of a shake-up the last couple of days. The team first struck gold when they landed former Florida star receiver Jacob Copeland via the transfer portal, as a result, they’re seeing some players deciding to move on. Darryl Jones, Carlos Carriere, and now Cobb (6'2"/200) have all entered the transfer portal this week. In 2021, Cobb finished fourth on the team with 341 receiving yards.

Hayfield Secondary (Virginia) HC Eric Henderson offered up a nice breakdown of his pupil, telling Scout.com, “Great route runner – one of the best I’ve seen in a long time. He’s able to sink his hips and change directions quickly, and gets out of his breaks fast. He’s a smooth athlete, so he doesn’t look like he’s running as fast as he really is.” The coach added that Cobbs (6'3/200) is “one of the hardest workers and highest character kids I’ve coached in the last 10 years.” Scout ranks him as the No. 5 wideout in the state of Virginia.