Max Brosmer cleared waivers and is officially back with the Vikings on their practice squad, dodging a departure after being waived Monday. That’s the word from Tom Pelissero of Netflix, confirming Minnesota isn’t letting this quarterback just walk away.
Roster Moves and The Return
The waiver wire can be brutal, but Brosmer navigated it successfully. After the Vikings initially waived him on Monday, he cleared that hurdle and is now right back where he started, securing a spot on the practice squad. It shows a commitment from the club to keep him in the system, which is always interesting to see early in the season when teams are locking in their rosters.
Brosmer’s Collegiate and Rookie Run
Brosmer joined the league last year as an undrafted free agent, bringing some serious college experience from five seasons at New Hampshire and one at Minnesota. His rookie year saw him in action for seven games, with two starts, where he completed 66.2 percent of his passes for 328 yards. He didn’t toss any touchdowns but did have four interceptions. It’s a snapshot of a young guy getting his feet wet in the pros.
Keeping Brosmer around means the Vikings have some extra depth behind their starting quarterback Kyler Murray. They’ve also got Carson Wentz and J.J. McCarthy on the main roster. Having Brosmer on the practice squad gives them flexibility and another arm in the building, which can be crucial as the season gets rolling.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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