An NFL Pro Bowl wide receiver experienced a sudden house fire, leading to a frightening evacuation of his family.
Former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets wide receiver Randall Cobb experienced a harrowing situation at his home in Nashville, Tennessee, which caught fire this week. Cobb and his wife, Aiyda, updated everyone in a joint post on their Instagram pages, discussing the situation.Read more: Jets News: Aaron Rodgers Sends Message to Any New York Fans Doubting HimPer the post, Aiyda and Randall posted 'We are lucky to be alive.
'The above Instagram post also showcases a video and images of the destruction that the vehicle caused in the garage alone. The good news is that Aiyda, Randall, their three sons, and their dog were able to escape the house unharmed.Cobb spent his first eight seasons as a member of the Packers before signing with the Dallas Cowboys on a one-year deal in 2019. In 2020, Cobb signed a three-year deal with the Houston Texans.
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