Vikings Cut Brosmer and Bell | Minnesota Vikings News

The Minnesota Vikings made some tough cuts after finalizing their 53-man roster, releasing rookie QB Max Brosmer and receiver Dillon Bell just days after adding top-tier offensive linemen from waivers. Brosmer, who showed promise with his smarts and a few starts last season—including a rough debut against Seattle—didn’t light up the preseason. Bell, meanwhile, was buried on the depth chart. With only eight offensive linemen and four quarterbacks on the roster, the Vikings had to make room for talent upgrades. Both players are now on waivers, with a chance to return to the practice squad if no other team claims them. Football’s brutal reality: even potential stars get cut when roster space is tight.

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