Dobbs is a dangerous dual-threat quarterback whose athleticism can gash the defense whenever he escapes the pocket. When the pocket breaks down, he is able to use his quickness and open field speed to turn broken plays into explosive gains. Dobbs rushed for 607 yards and four touchdowns, frequently making the first defender miss in space. As a passer, he possesses a strong arm capable of driving the ball downfield and hitting receivers in stride. He threw for 1,383 yards and eight touchdowns, though a 45 percent completion rate and 13 interceptions showing areas for refinement. Improved accuracy and ball security could significantly elevate his overall effectiveness and consistency.

Dobbs is a mobile quarterback poised for a breakout season as he makes his rankings debut. He threw for 1,383 yards and eight touchdowns while completing 45 percent of his passes, with turnovers being the primary area for growth. Dobbs offsets that with his ability as a runner, piling up 607 rushing yards and four touchdowns while extending plays with his athleticism. His upside lies in his playmaking ability and physical tools. With improved consistency and decision making, Dobbs has the potential to emerge as a prospect with great upside moving forward with a strong camp circuit this offseason.

Dobbs is the definition of a competitor, a quarterback who finds ways to make plays even when things break down. With 1,172 passing yards and eight touchdowns, Dobbs has flashed his potential through the air, though turnovers have been an area he’s looking to clean up with nine interceptions and a lost fumble. What makes him special is his ability to extend plays and use his athleticism effectively, rushing for 403 yards and four touchdowns. Dobbs brings energy and toughness to every snap, leading by example and playing with passion. If he can minimize mistakes and continue developing as a passer, Dobbs has the skill set to become one of the more exciting dual-threats in Colorado 4A football.