Max Brosmer 2025 NFL Draft: Scouting Report For Minnesota Golden Gophers QB

Shedeur Sanders said he isn't going to practice for or play in the Shrine Bowl, so that should help Brosmer get more reps.

Max, Shedeur, and Kurtis Rourke (injured) were the 3 original West team invites, so that means Max has a good chance to start this game. Mizzou's QB also got invited to replace Rourke.
 









Profile makes sense. Thought it was funny that nobody was complaining about his arm strength this year. For all people complained about Tanner’s arm strength, he threw downfield far more often than Brosmer did this year
To be fair, if Max had R Bateman and T Johnson to throw to, he'd have more downfield throws.
 






Blaine Gabbert made $27M holding a clipboard for most of his career.
Blaine Gabbert was a 1st round pick with an initial contract of $12 mil. Hopefully Brosmer ends up with half of that, which would still be amazing
 



Blaine Gabbert was a 1st round pick with an initial contract of $12 mil. Hopefully Brosmer ends up with half of that, which would still be amazing
Yes and no. Gabbert played 12 years so his subsequent contracts were pretty low relatively speaking.
 

Yes and no. Gabbert played 12 years so his subsequent contracts were pretty low relatively speaking.
There have been 127 QBs drafted in the 5th round or later since 2000. I will not do the math, but I can guarantee their annual contract value is nowhere near Gabbert's (except for Tom Brady and Ryan Fitzpatrick).

I'm not disagreeing with you, I hope Brosmer has a long NFL career. I'd just be willing to bet $27 mil that he won't make $27 mil
 

There have been 127 QBs drafted in the 5th round or later since 2000. I will not do the math, but I can guarantee their annual contract value is nowhere near Gabbert's (except for Tom Brady and Ryan Fitzpatrick).

I'm not disagreeing with you, I hope Brosmer has a long NFL career. I'd just be willing to bet $27 mil that he won't make $27 mil
Oh there's others who were not drafted who have made very good $$. Taylor Heinicke has made $17M in seven years in the NFL.
 

The QB at St. Johns was over 24, the head coach paid him to come back for a 6th year, while his dad a banker donated a bunch of money. I know 4th year seniors in college stating that is time to move on. The several QB's they had recruited are all leaving or quite, because the OC and head coach recruited graduate transfer players that could not make in elsewhere in order to play Div. III football. Kind of pitiful.
In fairness, your son couldn’t make it at the DIII level(and why you are so mad)so going after guys that play DIIII because they weren’t good enough to play FCS, FBS or DII, seems kind of pitiful.
 

Shedeur Sanders said he isn't going to practice for or play in the Shrine Bowl, so that should help Brosmer get more reps.

Max, Shedeur, and Kurtis Rourke (injured) were the 3 original West team invites, so that means Max has a good chance to start this game. Mizzou's QB also got invited to replace Rourke.
So they flew him in and are housing him for pro personal to talk to him? Is that normal?
 

So they flew him in and are housing him for pro personal to talk to him? Is that normal?
I don't know. Is anything around the Sanders family normal?

I don't recall QBs who were first round locks playing the postseason scouting games in the recent past. I don't know if they went and schmoozed and interviewed or not.
 

Oh there's others who were not drafted who have made very good $$. Taylor Heinicke has made $17M in seven years in the NFL.
Yes, there are examples of late round/ undrafted QBs making bank as backups/ fringe starters. I'm not arguing that. My argument was using Blaine Gabbert wasn't the best example because he was a first round draft pick, not a pick in the late rounds as where Brosmer is projected.
 






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