Minnesota Vikings owners Mark and Zygi Wilf have released a statement regarding the team’s plans moving forward in picking the team’s next general manager.
Whoever the candidate is will replace Kwesi Adolfo-Mensa who was released in January of this year after three years in charge of the team.
Longtime team executive Rob Brzezinski has been serving at GM on an interim basis and helped the team navigate through the 2026 NFL draft last week.
The full statement can be found below:
With the conclusion of the 2026 NFL Draft, our search for the next general manager of the Minnesota Vikings is underway. This will be a thorough and deliberate process led by ownership, with support from a small internal advisory committee of senior leaders. We have also engaged respected firm TurnkeyZRG to assist in conducting a wide-ranging search that includes experienced football executives, emerging candidates and individuals with diverse professional backgrounds. Our focus is to identify a decisive leader with a clear vision for team building, strong communication skills and the ability to build alignment across an organization. Out of respect for all involved, we do not intend to publicly announce candidates and will provide further comment when the search is complete.
