Former Packer Randall Cobb Joins 18-Celebrity Cast for FOX Special Forces Test in Morocco

Randall Cobb, former Green Bay Packers wide receiver and current college football analyst for the SEC Network, is joining the celebrity cast of Fox's reality show Special Forces: World's Toughest Test for its fourth season. The series, premiering on September 25, 2025, features 18 celebrities undergoing grueling challenges inspired by real Special Forces selection protocols in Morocco's desert, including urban warfare simulations and extreme physical and mental tests. Cobb will compete alongside other former athletes such as NFL players Eric Decker, Andrew East, Johnny Manziel, Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson East, and World Cup soccer champion Christie Pearce Rampone, as well as entertainers like Jussie Smollett and Teresa Giudice. The show is led by ex-Special Forces operatives who direct the demanding training exercises, where contestants can only leave by quitting, failure, injury, or removal by staff, emphasizing survival and resilience. This season introduces pairs of recruits with family ties who compete individually, highlighting the intense and personal nature of the challenges. Fox promotes the show as the ultimate celebrity social experiment, pushing participants to their limits and revealing their true character under extreme conditions.