19 Facts About Demarcus Dobbs

Demarcus Dobbs was born on November 30,1987 and is a former American football defensive end.

Demarcus Dobbs was signed by the San Francisco 49ers as an undrafted free agent in 2011.

Demarcus Dobbs played college football for the University of Georgia.

Demarcus Dobbs was born on November 30,1987, in Savannah, Georgia, and attended Calvary Baptist Day School, where he played on the Cavalier high school football team.

When Demarcus Dobbs was seven years old, he left home and moved into Bethesda Home for Boys with his brother Daniel.

Demarcus Dobbs excelled in school and was recruited to play football at Calvary Baptist Day by Danny Britt, the current athletic director at Benedictine Military School.

Demarcus Dobbs moved in with the Britts in 2005, forming a close bond with their two daughters.

Demarcus Dobbs was named to the All-Coastal Empire team as a tight end.

Demarcus Dobbs was named to the All-Region first-team as a defensive end.

Demarcus Dobbs played high school basketball for Calvary Baptist, being named to the Savannah Morning News All-City First-team in 2005.

Demarcus Dobbs was recruited by Ball State University, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, University of Georgia, Auburn University, and the Georgia Institute of Technology, before ultimately accepting a scholarship to play for the Georgia Bulldogs football team.

Demarcus Dobbs stood on the sideline for the whole game as his former teammates rallied against an alumni team from Richmond Hill.

Demarcus Dobbs mainly saw playing time on special teams for Georgia.

In 2008, as a redshirt sophomore, Demarcus Dobbs made his first career start against Central Michigan, where he recorded a career-high four tackles and an interception, which he returned 78-yards for a touchdown.

Demarcus Dobbs finished the season with four total starts, 19 tackles, two sacks, and two interceptions.

Demarcus Dobbs recorded a career-high 39 tackles, recording four tackles on three occasions.

Demarcus Dobbs matched his career-high of four tackles in three games during the season.

Demarcus Dobbs was one of two undrafted free agents retained by the 49ers after final cuts, with the other being fellow defensive tackle Ian Williams.

Demarcus Dobbs re-signed with the Seahawks on March 29,2015.