Max Brosmer finished the Minnesota Vikings final preseason game with an exclamation point as to why he needs a roster spot.

Brosmer, a rookie out of Minnesota (and New Hampshire!), has shown the smarts and processing skills to stick in the NFL for a long time.

Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell may have made a decision with his backup-quarterback spot, and it isn't the player most fans would have predicted before training camp began.

Any Minnesota Golden Gophers fan wondering why Max Brosmer fell through the draft in May is now basking in vindication. Not only is Brosmer putting on a

Max Brosmer's short-but-stellar stay shaped Minnesota into a dangerous passing team last season, when the Gophers threw the ball more times than they ran it for the first time in 17 years. Brosmer is in the NFL now,

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Max Brosmer tosses a 36-yard touchdown reception to wide receiver Dontae Fleming against the Tennessee Titans.

When determining if a non-native Minnesota athlete can be claimed as “one of us,” there is a sliding scale with years of service on one axis and accomplishments on the other. Max Brosmer played only one season with the Gophers football program,