Vikings' QB Room Shakeup: Brosmer's Future Uncertain

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The Minnesota Vikings just shook up their quarterback room in a big way, signing Kyla Murray

to a one-year deal last week and resigning Carson Wentz.

This week, for undrafted free agent Max Brosmer, these moves spell trouble after he started

two games last season amid injuries.

Murray, the former Arizona Cardinal starter, joined on March 12 to compete with J.J. McArthei

for the top spot.

Wentz, back from a brief flirtation with the New York Jets, brings better an experience

on another one-year contract.

Both editions aim to fix the quarterback woes that plague Minnesota's 2025 campaign.

Fans and analysts see Brosmer's roster hopes fading fast.

The depth chart now lists Murray first, followed by McCarthy, Wentz, and Brosmer at the bottom.

Vikings teens rarely carry four quarterbacks into the regular season, often sticking to

just two or three.

Went from a dark horse undrafted signing with breakout potential to a likely practice

squad player or cut candidate.

Earlier optimism for him as the third stringer vanished with Wentz's return, leaving his

pro-future uncertain.

Rumors of a possible McCarthy trade to a team like Arizona or Pittsburgh could open a

door for Brosmer as the young developmental option, but for now, the Vikings crowded

room has him on the outside looking in.