Minnesota Vikings sign Max Brosmer to practice squad after clearing waivers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 8:39 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

The Minnesota Vikings signed quarterback Max Brosmer to the practice squad on Tuesday after he cleared waivers. The move followed Brosmer's release from the initial 53-man roster on Monday, which occurred one day after he was included in the group. The team waived him to create a spot for a new offensive line acquisition. Despite his struggles during the preseason, where he averaged under five yards per attempt with one interception, the organization intends to continue his development as a fourth quarterback. By placing him on the practice squad, the Vikings retain his presence within the organization without occupying a spot on the active roster. The status of wide receiver Dillon Bell, who was also released on Monday, remains unconfirmed.
- •Max Brosmer cleared waivers on Tuesday.
- •The Vikings signed the quarterback to their practice squad.
- •Brosmer was released on Monday to accommodate an offensive line addition.
- •He remains the fourth quarterback within the Minnesota organization.
- 8:39 PMYahoo Sports — Max Brosmer clears waivers, signs with Vikings' practice squad
"Brosmer will stick around as Minnesota's No. 4 QB.
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