Dobbs’ appearance as a backup option surfaces as a safety valve for NE’s QB room, seeing reps with the second-stringers and showing resilience under pressure. His presence adds depth at the position, with the potential to contribute in a relief role should the starter falter.

Dobbs delivered 11-for-16, 106 yards and a touchdown with no turnover-worthy plays, making a compelling case for a veteran‐presence role and meaningful spot duty that could influence NE’s Week 1 plans.

Dobbs connected on the play to Chism, offering a veteran presence in practice and preseason. His experience and command could stabilize the Patriots' passer group as the roster tightens, impacting the offense’s ceiling for fantasy quarterbacks and the ability to sustain drives in August.

Dobbs connected on deep balls with emerging targets, reinforcing a quarterback‐receiver rapport that could unlock downfield opportunities and red-zone efficiency for NE’s offense as the season approaches. His command in camp suggests a ceiling of varied, play-action driven attack.

Joshua Dobbs displayed impressive agility when he scrambled to avoid defenders and rushed for a touchdown, showcasing his potential as a valuable backup quarterback for the New England Patriots.