Minnesota Vikings’ QB Brett Rypien Terminates Contract Due to Injury
In an unexpected turn of events, Minnesota Vikings fan-favorite quarterback Brett Rypien has terminated his contract with the team due to an injury. Rypien, who joined the Vikings as a reliable backup option, has been forced to step away following health concerns that prevent him from playing at full capacity.
Rypien’s departure leaves a gap in the Vikings’ quarterback depth chart, as he was a dependable player valued by fans for his resilience and dedication. Known for his quick decision-making and solid arm strength, Rypien was a valuable asset in the Vikings’ quarterback room, providing experience and support behind starter Kirk Cousins.
This sudden move presents a challenge for the Vikings as they look to reinforce their backup quarterback position. Fans and team officials are hopeful that Rypien’s recovery will be swift and that he may return to the NFL once he regains full health. Meanwhile, the Vikings are likely to explore options to fill the void left by Rypien’s exit, potentially looking at free agents or practice squad options to bring in additional support.
Rypien’s departure marks an unexpected turn for the Vikings and their fans, who valued his role within the team.
The Chicago Bears announced Wednesday that they have reached an agreement with quarterback Brett Rypien on a one-year contract, pending a physical exam.
Rypien, 27, has played in 10 NFL games, starting in four across four seasons with the Denver Broncos (2020-22) and Los Angeles Rams (2023). Over his career, he has completed 58.3% of his passes for 950 yards, throwing four touchdowns and nine interceptions with a passer rating of 59.9.
Rypien entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2019, joining the Broncos after a college career at Boise State. He played eight games with three starts in Denver from 2020 to 2022 before starting one game with the Rams last season.
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