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Hmmm... would the following be an accurate summary? — He was good already. Just... not that good. — Well developed when he got here...

Hey, gopherbadgerman... a question for you: You stated that Brosmer was already good when he got here. Just how good was he? Was he...

Yes. He was primarily formed in that famous crucible of quarterbacking... the New Hampshire Wildcats! Fleck merely stumbled upon him...

I understand your point of view, and I respect your points. Where I differ — ever so slightly: I think O'Connell and the Vikings see...

Incredibly disingenuous? So Max was already playing at an NFL level when he left New Hampshire? That was your take, now and at the...

Exactly! How do you get a number 3 QB if you don't sign him?

Why don't you sing a QB to be a number 3? I feel like there must be some reason or some weight, or importance you attribute to this...

Another possibility: O'Connell and the Vikings might really like Brosmer. It is possible. I'm not saying it's a sure thing, but it's...

I'm not convinced that Howell has "more upside" than Wentz, from the point of view of the Vikings at least. It appears that O'Connell...

I've been a football fan since 1968, and this is the first I've heard of these ironclad rules. You learn something new every day.

Really? How do you know this?

My point: O'Connell seems to know what he's doing.

Ask O'Connell. Tell him you have concerns. Here are some possible reasons: 1) Some experience in running a system similar to the...

I think "long term upside" is one factor, but it might not be as important in choosing a backup QB as it is when picking your starter...

It's a chance to be back on an NFL roster. It's an opportunity to get his foot in the door with a team that has an offensive system he...