Joshua Dobbs to Remain as Vikings' Starting Quarterback Despite Recent Struggles

Coach Kevin O'Connell expresses confidence in Dobbs as the team faces a challenging remaining schedule in their playoff pursuit.

Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell announced that Joshua Dobbs will remain the team's starting quarterback for their upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Dobbs was traded to the Vikings from the Arizona Cardinals after the Vikings' starting quarterback, Kirk Cousins, suffered a season-ending Achilles injury.
Despite leading the Vikings to victories in his first two games, Dobbs has struggled in recent games, throwing four interceptions in a loss to the Chicago Bears before the team's bye week.
O'Connell stated that he believes Dobbs is the best option for the team at this time, and that he is confident in Dobbs' abilities.
The Vikings, currently 6-6, are in sixth place in the NFC playoff picture and face a challenging remaining schedule.