Overview
- The Vikings officially named Nolan Teasley their general manager on Monday, June 1, completing a post‑draft search led by ownership.
- Teasley spent 13 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, rising from a 2013 scouting intern to director of pro personnel and then assistant general manager.
- Rob Brzezinski will remain in a senior football‑operations role and Teasley will work closely with head coach Kevin O'Connell while reporting directly to the Wilf ownership.
- Because Teasley qualifies under the NFL's diversity hiring incentive, the Seahawks will receive two third‑round compensatory picks in upcoming drafts.
- Teasley's near‑term tasks include deciding the Kyler Murray–J. J. McCarthy quarterback competition, early roster moves and integrating scouting, analytics and cap planning after the franchise fired Kwesi Adofo‑Mensah in January.