The Minnesota Vikings stunned the NFL on Jan. 30 by firing general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah following their failure to reach the playoffs in the 2025 NFL season. Sources told ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter that the team had experienced ongoing tension during the season, and a league source described the environment in Minnesota as “ugly.”

The changes keep rolling on in Minnesota, this time to the coaching staff.

More information is coming to light about how the Vikings put together their 2025 roster. It appears Aaron Rodgers was in play.

Before his firing, Kwesi Adofo-Mensah took paternity leave after the birth of his first child during training camp.

This isn’t the “offseason” for NFL general managers. It’s their season. Yet the Vikings decided to fire their GM, Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, on Jan. 30 after four years at the helm. Co-owner Mark Wilf cited this offseason being “critical” as the reason for making the decision.

Minnesota Vikings management reflects on the decision to let Sam Darnold join the Seahawks as J.J. McCarthy struggles with injury.

A former top pick of the Vikings has high expectations heading into the offseason.

After a 2025 season that was derailed by quarterback play, the Minnesota Vikings are looking to fix the problem this offseason. Neither Kevin O’Connell