Brosmer’s emergence as a quarterback option in Minnesota’s preseason rotation creates a tangible path to depth-chart consideration and fantasy relevance in dynasty or best-ball leagues nearby the roster cut deadline.

Brosmer played the entire second half, showing command and accuracy; emerged as the most compelling backup QB man on the night, pressuring potential outside-the-building options.

Brosmer showed usable command of Minnesota’s offense, completing 15 of 27 for 156 yards with a late INT. He isn’t ready to lock in QB2 yet, but his leadership and timing drew praise from Kevin O’Connell, hinting the Vikings may value him as a future option or depth piece if he continues to develop.

Brosmer commanded the offense with poise, converting on key drives and showing leadership that hints at a real roster shot behind the established Vikings QB lineup.

Brosmer operated the entire second half, taking heat from the Patriots’ pressure while completing 15 of 27 passes for ? yards and delivering a 28-yard strike and a 22-yard gain that kept the tying attempt alive before an interception. His decisiveness stood out, but the pressure underscored the need for improved pocket presence and consistency.