The Minnesota Vikings have reportedly fired general manager Kwesi Adolfo-Mensa.
Adolfo-Mensa was hired by the team in 2022. He had just agreed toa multi-year contract extension in 2025. While with the Vikings he helped the team reach two playoff appearances and won the NFC north in 2023.
The following is a statement released by the Minnesota Vikings:
Following our annual end-of-season organizational meetings over the last several weeks and after careful consideration, we have decided it is in the best interest of the team to move forward with new leadership of our football operations. These decisions are never easy. We are grateful for Kwesi’s contributions and commitment to the organization over the past four years and wish him and his family the best in the future.
Effective immediately, Executive Vice President of Football Operations Rob Brzezinski will lead our operations through the 2026 NFL Draft. Rob brings tremendous credibility and experience, understands our roster and has the ability to build consensus and rely on the expertise of our personnel and coaches. After the draft, we intend to conduct a thorough search to identify our next general manager. Building a team that can contend for championships drives us every day, and we look forward to bringing our fans the success they so deserve. – MARK & ZYGI WILF
