Everyone’s talking about former Gamecocks’ TE Jared Cook’s catch to set up the game winner

Remember when Jared Cook played for South Carolina?

Perhaps you don’t if you’re not a Gamecocks’ fan.

Cook, the Green Bay Packers’ tight end, made an incredible catch that everyone is talking about right now on social media. The catch helped set up the game-winning field goal by Mason Crosby, and the Packers won 34-31. Of course, that throw by Aaron Rodgers was an absolute dime, too.

3rd and 20. Aaron Rodgers hits Jared Cook for 36. Unbelievable. #Packers will have chance to win it. #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/6tWW5j3sqI

— Chat Sports (@ChatSports) January 16, 2017

Cook’s spectacular grab capped off a huge game. He caught six passes for a team-high 104 yards and one touchdown. He finished his career at South Carolina (2006-08) with 73 receptions for 1,107 yards and seven touchdowns.

But none were bigger Sunday than that final catch to set up the game winner.

We see you, twinkle toes.

SDS

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