Packers' Cobb on final throw: Rodgers invented play like a kid drawing in dirt

That incredible throw from Aaron Rodgers to tight end Jared Cook that set up the Green Bay Packers' game-winning field goal was nowhere to be found in the team's playbook.

Receiver Randall Cobb told The MMQB's Robert Klemko that Rodgers didn't call a normal play in the huddle, but instead told every receiver what to do, as if he were a kid drawing a play design in the dirt.

The result was this:

Maybe the Packers don't even need offensive coaches. Just let Rodgers run the whole show.