Skip to main content

Former Steelers QB Josh Dobbs Trolls Cowboys After Win

Some elite-level trolling from former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Josh Dobbs.

PITTSBURGH -- It took five games and some nail bitters but former Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Josh Dobbs finally earned his first NFL win as the Arizona Cardinals defeated the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3. 

The win was not foreseen as the Cowboys entered the weekend 12.5-point favorites in Arizona. But, Dobbs and company held strong and beat undefeated Dallas 28-16 behind Dobbs' 189 yards and a touchdown. 

Now, he's having fun with it. Before the game, Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons said on his podcast The Edge With Micah Parsons that he had Dobbs on a dart board all week and he was throwing darts at him. So, after the win, Dobbs decided to make a video. 

Posting on his TikTok, Dobbs plays a clip of Parsons saying he's throwing darts and then a video of himself dodging darts being thrown at him. 

After the game, Dobbs complimented Dallas' defense, especially Parsons, who finished with a sack. 

"They’ve gone against some really good fronts over the past three weeks,” Dobbs said. "Obviously, Micah and the Dallas Cowboys are extremely talented, which we knew coming into the game, but our guys have a ton of confidence in themselves, their skills and ability. We stay focused on, as I said, our fundamentals, what we can do our game plan and then if we go out, as we know, we go out and execute play at a high level, we’re still, we’re a difficult offense to stop no matter who’s across from us.

"So, it was really good to do that against a really good front, especially No.11 for them. And we’ll continue to build off this momentum."

Make sure you bookmark All Steelers for the latest news, exclusive interviews, film breakdowns and so much more!

Chargers Sign Steelers WR Off Practice Squad

Steelers Challenge Matt Canada - He Responds

Steelers Unsung Hero Quickly Becoming Star

Steelers Take Over AFC North Standings

Browns Could Get Out of Deshaun Watson Contract