Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Brett Rypien has landed with a new team. According to the NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Rypien was claimed on waivers by the Minnesota Vikings. The Colts released Rypien from the 53-man roster over the weekend to make room for defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, who was activated from injured reserve.

The Minnesota Vikings have a need at quarterback with J.J. McCarthy set to miss Thursday's game against the Detroit Lions with a broken hand. They addressed that need by claiming Brett Rypien off waivers from the Indianapolis Colts.

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Rypien was cut by the Colts on Monday and lands in a familiar place after he spent the offseason with the Vikings. With J.J. McCarthy (hand) out for Saturday's game against the Lions, Rypien is a veteran backup option to undrafted rookie Max Brosmer. Rypien last attempted a regular-season pass in 2023 with the Rams.

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