Josh Dobbs had the final laugh over Micah Parsons.
The Dallas Cowboys linebacker had no problem calling out Dobbs, the Arizona Cardinals quarterback, during an episode of “The Edge With Micah Parsons” podcast before Sunday’s game.
So Dobbs had to get him back after he helped lead the Cards to a shocking 28-16 victory at State Farm Stadium.
Parsons had said during the episode that he was putting Josh Dobbs on a bulletin board and was “throwing darts at him.”
Dobbs fired back by splicing the clip of Pearsons with a video of himself literally dodging darts and then saying “Go Cards” at the end.
Simple, yet effective.
Dobbs finished Sunday’s win completing 17 of 21 passes for 189 yards and a touchdown against the highly touted Cowboys defense.
Parsons did have one sack on Dobbs, but the Cardinals never trailed during the upset win.
“They’ve gone against some really good fronts over the past three weeks,” Dobbs said after the win. “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.”
The win was Dobbs’ first win as a starter in the NFL since he was drafted in 2017.
The Cardinals had signed him at the very end of camp this year as star QB Kyler Murray continues to heal from a torn ACL.
Dobbs was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the fourth round in 2017 and has also spent time with the Tennessee Titans.
