The Lions have signed veteran quarterback Josh Dobbs to a one-year contract worth $1.425 million after Teddy Bridgewater unexpectedly stepped away from football. Bridgewater, who has had a storied 11-season NFL career, may be retiring for good at age 33, having previously shifted to coaching. Dobbs, a former fourth-round pick, brings experience as a capable backup and emergency starter, having played for multiple teams and most recently starting 12 games for the Cardinals and Vikings. The Lions’ preseason begins on August 13 against the Bengals.
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