Josh Dobbs has been amazing for the Minnesota Vikings so far and very well could save their season. In fact, he's been a solid quarterback all season long, even when he was playing for the Arizona Cardinals.

He's playing so well that on Sunday, Dobbs made NFL history with his amazing play. As it turns out, he's the only player to ever score a passing and rushing touchdown in more than one game for more than one team in the same season, per NFL on CBS.

“Josh Dobbs is the first player in NFL history to have a Pass and Rush TD in multiple games for multiple teams in a season,” NFL on CBS wrote.

It's amazing to see Dobbs playing so well, especially for a Vikings team that looked dead in the water after Kirk Cousins fell to a season-ending injury. It's even more amazing when you consider he's been a journey-man throughout his career.

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Dobbs started his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers and was there for two seasons. After looking like he may not have a career in the NFL, the Tennessee Titans called his number late in the 2022 season where he immediately took over as starter on a weeks notice.

Josh Dobbs found is way in Arizona and played well for the Cardinals despite the team going 1-7 in the eight games he played. Then he found his way to Minnesota where he's seemingly balling out for the Vikings. He's been an accurate passer and can get the job done with his legs as well.

It's not clear what his future holds with the Vikings, as the front office has indicated they're interested to bring Cousins back next season. Even so, Josh Dobbs has done more than enough to be on an NFL roster.