The Minnesota Vikings have secured a major addition to their quarterback room, officially bringing in veteran Ryan Tannehill. General manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah confirmed the signing, solidifying the team’s depth behind J.J. McCarthy.
Despite Tannehill’s high market demand and the potential for other suitors, the Vikings moved quickly to land the experienced signal-caller. The 36-year-old quarterback, who previously led the Tennessee Titans to an AFC Championship appearance, brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to Minnesota’s roster.
“We’re always looking to strengthen our team, and adding a player of Ryan’s caliber only makes us better,” Adofo-Mensah stated. “His experience will be invaluable as we continue to develop our young talent.”
Tannehill boasts a career passer rating of 91.2, with over 34,000 passing yards and 214 touchdowns. His ability to manage an offense and perform under pressure makes him a valuable asset, whether as a mentor to McCarthy or a reliable option if called upon.
With this move, the Vikings reinforce their commitment to building a competitive squad for the 2025 season.
