Now with the Vikings, Max Brosmer is right where he’s supposed to be
- Max Brosmer, a former Gophers quarterback, signed as an undrafted free agent with the Minnesota Vikings after going unselected in the 2025 NFL draft.
- Although Brosmer hoped to hear his name during the draft, the experience opened new opportunities and made his signing choice with the Vikings straightforward.
- Last season, Brosmer threw for 2,828 yards, completing 268 out of 403 pass attempts and recording 18 touchdown passes, and he demonstrated his throwing abilities during approximately 90 minutes of play with the Vikings.
- Brosmer expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to learn from Minnesota's leadership, including the head coach, the quarterbacks coach, and the assistant quarterbacks coach, emphasizing how the supportive culture shapes the organization.
- Despite knowing it will be challenging to secure a Vikings roster spot, Brosmer expressed gratitude for the chance and confidence that "there’s a reason I'm here.
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Now with the Vikings, Max Brosmer is right where he’s supposed to be
The disappointment of not being selected in the 2025 NFL draft didn’t last long for former Gophers quarterback Max Brosmer. As much as he would’ve loved to hear his name called last month, Brosmer suddenly had some options that he wouldn’t have had otherwise. There was a large part of him that was hoping to stay in Minnesota after taking a predraft visit with the Vikings. So when it came to where he was going to sign as an undrafted free agent, …
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