Josh Dobbs Released by Patriots, Steelers in Play

0:00On March 23rd, the New England Patriots are set to release back-up quarterback Josh Dobbs, a former Pittsburgh Steelers player who's bounced around to. His 9th different NFL team. Reports from Ian Rappaport say the move comes right after they sign Tommy DeVito to a two-year deal worth $4.4 million. That signing spart trade talks for Dobbs, but it looks like release is the plan instead. Dobbs started his career with the Steelers, drafted in the fourth round, one-thirty-fifth overall back in 2017. He played six games there before getting traded to Jacksonville in 2019, then waived in 2020. Pittsburgh claimed him back briefly, and since then he suited up for Cleveland, Detroit, Tennessee, Arizona, Minnesota, San Francisco, and now new. England. Dobbs might circle back to the Steelers for a third go, eyeing their back-up spot behind guys like Mason Rudolph or Will Howard as things shake out. This offseason. With so many stops under his belt, Dobbs embodies the back-up quarterback life,

1:02and his next move could shake up a few depth charts around the league. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.