Brosmer completed seven of eight passes for 57 yards without a touchdown or interception in Sunday's 16-3 win over the Packers. He did lose a fumble. J.J. McCarthy (hand) left the game in the third ...

The Minnesota Vikings have quite a decision to make this offseason in terms of their quarterback room. J.J. McCarthy has shown flashes of promise, but his inconsistency, paired with his inability to ...

The Minnesota Vikings victory over the Detroit Lions on Christmas Day, a 23-10 win that secured their season sweep of the division rival and eliminated the Lions from playoff contention, was achieved ...

EAGAN, Minn. — It's been three weeks, but quarterback Max Brosmer will finally get a chance to get the bad taste from the Seattle Seahawks game out of his mouth. After Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin ...

Max Brosmer's first game as Minnesota Vikings starting quarterback didn't go so well. On Christmas Day, he'll get a chance to do it again. Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell announced Tuesday, Dec. 23, ...

Some statistical analyses rate Vikings quarterback Max Brosmer’s first NFL start as one of the worst in league history. That’s what happens when a shutout loss meets four interceptions and 2.8 net ...

As a wise man (Homer Simpson) once said … "D'oh!" Rookie quarterback Max Brosmer committed a classic first-year blunder, and it spelled immediate chaos for the Minnesota Vikings. Near the end of the ...

Max Brosmer probably would like to flush the memories of Sunday’s game down the toilet. The Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brosmer drew his first career NFL start on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks ...

Max Brosmer made quite the rookie mistake, and disaster ensued for the Minnesota Vikings. Facing a 4th and 1 from the Seahawks' 4 yard-line late in the second quarter of Sunday's game, Brosmer took ...

Where did Max Brosmer go to college? Max Brosmer, a native of Roswell, Ga., attended New Hampshire out of high school. Per 247Sports, New Hampshire was Brosmer's only offer. After five years at UNH, ...

Gophers coach P.J. Fleck had one final comment at the end of an 18-minute news conference on Saturday. “Congratulations to Max Brosmer, getting his first start, pretty awesome feat for Minnesota ...