Quessenberry appeared in four games for the Vikings last year, allowing eight quarterback pressures and one sack. At this point in his career, Quessenberry is best suited to a backup role, ideally playing on the right side of the line when needed.

The Vikings signed Quessenberry on a one-year deal last offseason. He spent 2022 with the Bills after playing three years in Tennessee and one in Houston. Quessenberry made three starts at right tackle and one start at left tackle for the Vikings. He will return to Minnesota as a swing tackle, likely on another one-year deal, for the 2024 season.

Quessenberry was re-signed by the Bills in the offseason but did not make it through final cuts earlier this week. A swing tackle entering his age-33 season, he won’t see the field much for Minnesota if their season goes as planned. Quesseberry started all 17 games for the Titans in 2021 but only got three starts in Buffalo last year.

The Bills re-signed Quessenberry earlier this offseason as added depth along the offensive line. The veteran became expendable on roster cut-down day with the Bills’ offensive line breaking camp with their health intact but could find another landing spot soon. Entering his age-33 season, Quessenberry has valuable starting experience and has experience at both tackle and guard.