The Titans will stick with Josh Dobbs as the team’s starting quarterback for the de facto AFC South title game Saturday against the Jaguars, coach Mike Vrabel said Monday.
Dobbs started this past Thursday against the Cowboys while Ryan Tannehill was sidelined after ankle surgery. Dobbs just signed with the Titans off the Lions’ practice squad less than two weeks prior.
Though the Titans (7-9) 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.
