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The Vikings hired Seahawks executive Nolan Teasley as their general manager, signaling a major leadership shift in Minnesota.
Minnesota pursues an analytics-informed front office, continuing the shift begun with Adofo-Mensah’s non-traditional hire four years ago.
Teasley’s 13 years with Seattle exposed him to the full spectrum of college and pro personnel and roster-building processes.

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Nolan Teasley has been named the Minnesota Vikings' general manager, replacing Kwesi Adofo-Mensah.
Teasley previously rose through Seattle's front office, becoming assistant GM before the 2023 season.
The Vikings will receive two third-round compensatory picks from Seattle as Teasley departs.
Minnesota has been active in the offseason under acting GM Rob Brzezinski, including Kyler Murray signing.
The Vikings completed their 2026 draft by selecting defensive lineman Caleb Banks as part of the roster overhaul.
Teasley has decades of experience in pro scouting, which Minnesota hopes will help return to playoff contention.
The Vikings' leadership change comes amid tension noted by ESPN’s Adam Schefter and other off-season moves.
The Vikings fired Kwesi Adofo-Mensah after four seasons following a 9-8 finish with J.J. McCarthy at quarterback.
The Vikings extended contracts for Kevin O'Connell and Adofo-Mensah in May 2025 before parting ways less than a year later.
The report confirms Teasley's move to Minnesota is aimed at rebuilding the Vikings' roster and returning to playoff contention.

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Vikings reportedly hire Seahawks executive Nolan Teasley as their new general manager.
Teasley ascended in Seattle after starting as an intern in 2013 and became director of pro personnel before 2023.
Vikings fired Kwesi Adofo-Mensah in January after a 9-8 season in 2025.
Rob Brzezinski will lead the Vikings’ football operation through the draft during the GM search.
Teasley has prior experience as pro personnel director and assistant GM in Seattle.
The Vikings’ quarterback situation remains a key question heading into 2026.
Kyler Murray joined the Vikings as a free agent this offseason to compete with J.J. McCarthy.
McCarthy’s injury-impacted rookie season followed by limited play has affected his trajectory.
The Vikings previously traded up to draft McCarthy 10th overall from Michigan.

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Broncos avoid losing Reed Burckhardt as Vikings pursue GM role, with Teasley taking the position instead.
Burckhardt has been a pivotal member of Denver’s front office and is described as 'real important' to the process.
Paton secured a five-year extension through 2030, reinforcing leadership stability in Denver.
Denver’s front office has faced recent personnel losses but maintained core leadership amid offseason changes.
The Broncos remain a perceived NFL bellwether as Paton and Payton’s approach draws league interest.
The Vikings’ decision timing followed Burckhardt’s multi-round interview during the search.
Paton’s leadership remains under the spotlight as the Broncos adapt to external competition.
Two Broncos assistants left for the Bills, illustrating shifting staff in the offseason.
The article highlights Payton’s expanded role for Davis Webb to preserve offensive continuity.
The article notes the current status quo in Denver as Burckhardt remains Paton's right-hand man.

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