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Fansided · Sep 2, 2016

Quarterback Brad Sorensen released by Minnesota Vikings

The Minnesota Vikings have released quarterback Brad Sorensen for the second time before the start of the 2016 National Football League season.

By now, fans of the Minnesota Vikings know that the team is struggling to find some capable passers to sit behind Shaun Hill for the 2016 season. In order to allow Hill to sit out the final preseason game, the team signed Brad Sorensen, who they released during the earlier round of cuts.

Sorensen played more than a full half of football against the Rams on Thursday night, but didn’t do enough to earn a longer look with the team. News came down today that he was released by the team despite their need for quarterbacks.

Full story at Fansided

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