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Former Tennessee QB Flies Plane to Vols’ Basketball Game
Former Tennessee quarterback flies into town to cheer on alma mater in major SEC basketball game
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Even though Josh Dobbs performed heroics on the field, his IQ off the field might be higher as he pilots his own jet. He showed up for Tennessee’s basketball game Saturday as he enjoys the NFL offseason.
@joshdobbs Where should I go next? #joshdobbs ♬ original sound – j.f.official
Former Tennessee Volunteers quarterback Josh Dobbs, has always been fascinated by the mechanics of engineering and airplanes. Not only can he get it done on the field, he also became a licensed pilot while earning a degree in aerospace engineering while a student at Tennessee.
On January 5th we watched Josh Dobbs throw for 325 yards, 2 Passing Touchdowns, and a Rushing Touchdown.
Today he is flying planes for leisure.
Johnny Sins of the NFL😭 pic.twitter.com/4rkQ62U6WO
— Locktopus🐙 (@LocktopusLines) February 13, 2025
Dobbs has spent his professional career as a journeyman backup across seven seasons dating back to 2018. He has thrown for 3,281 yards, 17 touchdowns and 15 interceptions over seven seasons while making a guaranteed $2.35 million dollar one year contract in San Francisco in 2024.
