The Green Bay Packers are reportedly working on a trade that would bring Randall Cobb back to the organization, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
A deal could be made to appease quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who had been holding out before reporting to training camp Tuesday.
Former ESPN host Trey Wingo reported Rodgers' return hinged on the team reacquiring Cobb, who spent his first eight years in Green Bay before playing for the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans over the past two seasons.
Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports confirmed Wingo's report and added that the Texans acquired receiver Anthony Miller to help replace Cobb if he is eventually traded.