By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
According to FOX Sports, the Minnesota Vikings have re-signed quarterback Sage Rosenfels. The financial terms of the agreement were not available at the time of publication.
Rosenfels came to the Vikings via waivers last season. When the team released Donovan McNabb, the franchise needed another quarterback.
That’s when the team went out and added Rosenfels. He spent the 2011 season with the Miami Dolphins and the New York Giants before joining the Vikings.
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He was released by the Dolphins on December 1st. The following day, he signed with the Vikings.
Had he not been signed by the Vikings, he was expected to have multiple suitors on the free-agent market. This upcoming season will be his 12th in the league.
Rosenfels is already familiar with the Vikings. He was traded by the Houston Texans to the team on February 27th, 2009.
Before the start of the 2010 season, Rosenfels was traded by the Vikings to the New York Giants.
The 34-year-old is expected to compete for the backup role with Joe Webb. Christian Ponder is expected to be the team’s starting quarterback.
Rosenfels has appeared in 44 games in his career. He has made 12 starts. He is 6-6 as a starter.
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He went 4-1 as a starter with the Texans during the 2007 season.
Rosenfels has gone 351 of 562 for 4,156 yards in his career. He has 30 touchdown passes and 29 interceptions.
He has not appeared in an NFL game since the 2010 season with the Giants. Rosenfels last started for the Texans in a 30-17 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on December 1st, 2008.
He went 14 of 24 for 200 yards. He had one touchdown pass and one interception.
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