Veteran NFL wide receiver Randall Cobb and his family narrowly escaped a terrifying house fire, which engulfed their Nashville home. The fire was caused by a Tesla charger located in their garage, which suddenly ignited.
Cobb took to Instagram on Wednesday to share the harrowing experience, expressing gratitude that his family and their dog, Louie, were safe and unharmed. He also acknowledged the bravery of the firefighters who responded to the blaze, recalling how one firefighter risked his life even before water was available to combat the flames.
Photos and videos shared by Cobb and his wife, Aiyda, revealed the extensive damage caused by the fire. Burned-out cars and a severely damaged garage bore testament to the intensity of the blaze. The couple also shared their uncertainty about what could be salvaged from their home.
Randall Cobb and his family escaped a house fire when their Tesla charger ignited.
The NFL player shared images of the extensive damage caused by the fire.
The couple expressed gratitude for the support of their Nashville community.
Cobb, 33, is currently a free agent after a challenging season with the New York Jets, where he played in eleven games but had limited receptions and yardage.
Randall Cobb feared his Mercedes G Wagon would explode due to the intensity of the blaze.
The family is unsure how much, if anything, can be salvaged from their home.