Joshua Dobbs' journeyman QB2 career found its seventh team. After signing with the Patriots, Dobbs' arrival could spark the departure of one of his teammates: second-year ex-Tennessee star Joe Milton III.

The Minnesota Vikings already have their quarterback for the future. However, everybody needs a backup. That’s why they wanted to bring back Joshua Dobbs to sit behind J.J. McCarthy. According to a report by Ben Goessling (Via Vikingz Fan Page),

And yet, the expectation was that the team would still invest in the position: with Jacoby Brissett headed out the door, New England had potential to add more experienced depth behind Maye and fellow sophomore QB Joe Milton.

The New England Patriots have been one of the most active teams this offseason, using NFL free agency to fortify

Former Tennessee Vols quarterback Josh Dobbs will head back to the east coast in 2025 after signing a two-year deal with the New England Patriots earlier this month. Dobbs, who was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the fourth round of the 2017 NFL Draft,

Luckily for the Patriots, they did have some resources to help speed up the process — starting with more than $130 million in salary cap space heading into the NFL’s 2025 free agency period. The team already started spending some of it,

The New England Patriots officially have their new backup quarterback, signing journeyman Joshua Dobbs on Tuesday. The team did not disclose terms, but it was originally reported last week to be a two-year,

The Star Tribune's Ben Goessling reported that the Vikings explored a reunion with Josh Dobbs as a part of their ongoing search for a veteran backup for J.J. McCarthy. Before Dobbs eventually signed with the Patriots to backup another 2024 NFL Draft quarterback in Drake Maye.