Brett Rypien

Experience: 6 years

Height: 6-2

Age: 28

Weight: 210 lbs

College: Boise State

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YEAR	TEAM	G	FUM	LOST	FF	OWN FR	OPP FR	TD
2023	Los Angeles Rams	2	2	1		1
2022	Denver Broncos	4	4	1		3
2021	Denver Broncos	1
2020	Denver Broncos	3	1	0
TOTAL		10	7	2	0	4	0	0

Biography

CAREER NOTES

Comes to Minnesota following stints with the Denver Broncos (2019-22), Los Angeles Rams (2023), Seattle Seahawks (2023) and New York Jets (2023).
During the 2023 season, appeared in two games (one start) with the Los Angeles Rams, before signing to the Seattle Seahawks practice squad and finishing the season on the New York Jets active roster.
In his first career start in Week 4 of the 2020 season, was 19-of-31 for a career-high 242 yards and two touchdowns, including a 48-yard touchdown in the second quarter, leading the Broncos to a 37-28 victory over the Jets.

CAREER NOTES

Comes to Minnesota following stints with the Denver Broncos (2019-22), Los Angeles Rams (2023), Seattle Seahawks (2023) and New York Jets (2023).
During the 2023 season, appeared in two games (one start) with the Los Angeles Rams, before signing to the Seattle Seahawks practice squad and finishing the season on the New York Jets active roster.
In his first career start in Week 4 of the 2020 season, was 19-of-31 for a career-high 242 yards and two touchdowns, including a 48-yard touchdown in the second quarter, leading the Broncos to a 37-28 victory over the Jets.

2023 | LOS ANGLES RAMS/SEATTLE SEAHAWKS/NEW YORK JETS

Appeared in two games (one start) for the Los Angeles Rams, before contributing to the practice squad of the Seattle Seahawks and finishing the season on the New York Jets' active roster.
Started for the Rams on the road against the Packers in Week 9 after appearing in his first game with Los Angeles in Week 8 at Dallas.
In his two outings of game action, completed 18-of-38 attempts for 172 yards with one interception, adding 19 yards rushing on three attempts.

2022 | DENVER BRONCOS

Played in four games, making two starts.
Completed 53-of-88 passes (60.2%) for 483 yards and two touchdowns.
Led Denver to a victory in Week 15 against the Cardinals, completing 21-of-26 attempts, registering a career-high 80.8 completion percentage (min. 15 attempts), for 197 yards. Also posted a career-best 95.0 passer rating.
His 80.8 completion percentage in the Week 15 win over Arizona marked the highest by a Broncos quarterback in 2022 (min. 20 attempts) and was the best mark since 2019.

2021 | DENVER BRONCOS

Appeared in one game for the Broncos, closing out the Week 17 contest against the Chargers.

2020 | DENVER BRONCOS

Saw action on three occasions, including one start, totaling 295 passing yards on 27 completions with two touchdowns.
Started in the Week 4 win over the New York Jets, completing 19-of-31 passes (61.3%) for a career-high 242 passing yards and two touchdowns, including a 48-yard touchdown in the second quarter.

2019 | DENVER BRONCOS

COLLEGE - BOISE STATE

Appeared in 50 games (49 starts) and finished his career as the Mountain West's all-time leader in passing yards (13,581), completions (1,036) and 300-yard passing games (21).
Also concluded his career as Boise State's all-time leader in 300-yard games, passing Kellen Moore (2008-11), and ranked second all-time in passing yards, completions, and attempts.
During his final campaign in 2018, he was named Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year and earned his third selection to the All-Mountain West First Team.
Capped his final season with career-highs in passing yards (3,705), completions (301), attempts (447), and touchdown passes (30).

HONORS

PREP - SHADLE PARK (WASH.)

Concluded his prep career as the state passing leader (13,044 yards) and combined for 134 touchdowns. The yardage total is also the eighth-most by a quarterback nationally.
During his senior season, broke the state single-season record of 4,552 yards.
2014 Washington State Player of the Year and three-time Washington 3A All-State honoree.
Honored as the 2013 Junior Male Athlete of the Year, as voted by the Inland Northwest Sportswriters and Broadcasters
Threw for eight touchdowns twice, sharing the state single-game record with former Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore.
Also played baseball for Shadle Park.

OFF THE FIELD

Son of Tim and Julie Rypien.
Father played minor league baseball.
His uncle, Mark Rypien, was selected by the Washington Redskins in the sixth round of the 1986 NFL draft and named the MVP of Super Bowl XXVI.
Married his wife, Laura, on April 9, 2022.

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