The Titans will stick with Josh Dobbs as their starting quarterback as they look to clinch the AFC South and a playoff spot against the Jaguars
Though the Titans lost to Dallas, 27–13, Dobbs apparently did enough to prove to Vrabel that he was worthy of keeping the job over rookie third-round draft pick Malik Willis. The 27-year-old Dobbs completed 20 of his 39 passes for 232 yards, one touchdown and an interception.
A four-year player in college at Tennessee, Dobbs has played in a total of seven NFL games since he was selected in the fourth round of the 2017 NFL draft by the Steelers. Prior to this season, he had thrown just 17 passes, completing 10, for a total of 45 career passing yards in those brief stints on the field.
Now with one career start under his belt, Dobbs will line up behind center against the 8–8 Jaguars for a game in which the winner will clinch the AFC South title and a playoff spot. Jacksonville has been on a tear in recent weeks, winning its last four games. Meanwhile, Tennessee is headed in the opposite direction, having lost six straight.
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