Overview
- The Vikings have not started formal interviews for a new general manager and will wait until after the NFL Draft, team president Mark Wilf told reporters.
- The Wilf family will make the hire and will draw on a small advisory group with input from head coach Kevin O’Connell and chief operating officer Andrew Miller.
- Wilf said the team will skip a traditional search firm and instead use a contracted service to narrow the candidate pool.
- Rob Brzezinski remains interim GM through the draft and earned praise from Wilf for building consensus and setting strategy.
- The job is drawing league interest, with The Athletic noting its appeal and reports linking Colts executive Ed Dodds as a rumored candidate.