Max Brosmer didn't have to go far to begin his NFL career.
The former University of Minnesota star signed with the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent after the 2025 NFL Draft.
He might be a lot further from home to make his debut, though.
With Carson Wentz exiting the Week 5 London game vs. the Browns with an injury, and J.J. McCarthy already out, it could be Brosmer's time.
Brosmer officially made his NFL debut when he took a kneel down to end the first half.
MORE: Why Dillon Gabriel is starting for the Browns at QB and not Shedeur Sanders
Who is Max Brosmer?
Max Brosmer is a 24-year old rookie quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings.
He's originally from Davenport, Iowa. He then lived in Toronto in Canada before spending his scholar-athlete years in Roswell, Georgia.
Brosmer measures up at 6-foot-2 and 218 pounds.
MORE: Why Taysom Hill is Saints backup QB over Tyler Shough
Where did Max Brosmer go to college?
Max Brosmer began his college career at New Hampshire.
Brosmer spent 2019-2023 with the Wildcats and started from the time he was a true freshman.
In his final season at New Hampshire, Brosmer was an FCS All-American on the first team.
That earned Brosmer a transfer to the University of Minnesota, where he spent a single season with the Golden Gophers.
Vikings QB depth chart
With everyone healthy, this is how the Vikings' QB depth chart looks:
- J.J. McCarthy
- Carson Wentz
- Max Brosmer
- Desmond Ridder
With McCarthy out and Wentz now hurt in Week 5, Brosmer comes into focus, with only Ridder remaining behind him.
More NFL News:
- The $265 million reason Mac Jones won't replace Brock Purdy
- Titans consider signing Hall of Famer's son
- Giants' Cam Skattebo does a $30,000 good deed for a HS football team in Ohio
- This stat says the Jaguars are the best team in the NFL
- The last 16 Browns QBs to make their first career start all lost
- Cam Akers' high school QB career paid off on Vikings trick play