Max Brosmer, the former Gophers quarterback who set a program record with 268 completions last season, is now in the spotlight as he begins his journey with the Minnesota Vikings after going undrafted. Participating in the team's rookie minicamp, Brosmer has been impressed by the coaches' attention to detail, receiving immediate feedback on his performance. Brosmer aims to carve out a niche as the fourth quarterback on the roster, joining notable names like J.J. McCarthy and Brett Rypien.

Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell has noted Brosmer's efficiency and high football IQ, praising his ability to learn quickly during drills. Despite the stress of being undrafted, Brosmer expresses gratitude for the support he has received and is eager to embrace the challenges ahead as he seeks to solidify his place in the NFL.