Vikings gave former assistant GM Ryan Grigson an opportunity to remain with the team in a different capacity on Nolan Teasley's staff, source said. He has decided to pursue a role with another NFL team.
The Vikings agreed to terms with Seahawks assistant GM Nolan Teasley as their general manager, sources tell NFL Network.
Fresh off a Super Bowl win, Teasley — regarded as one of the NFL’s top young executives — now will try to bring a Lombardi Trophy to Minnesota.
On the Jonathan Greenard trade…
• Never want to trade good players UNLESS there’s a plan
• Succession plan WAS in place
• Dallas Turner ready to start after a big Year-2 jump (8.0 sacks, 4 FFs)
• Greenard wanted a raise/extension ($25M/yr) with 2 years left
• Vikings clear ~$12.25M in ’26 cap space and $22.3M in ’27
• Added two 3rd-rounders ('26 & '27) to refill the cupboard
• Allows Flores to lean into a younger, high-upside edge rotation
Tough to see a talent like Greenard go, but moving on from a guy wanting $25M/year when you have a 1st-round stud waiting is just sound business
The #Vikings have acquired a pair of 3rd-round picks from Philadelphia in exchange for OLB Jonathan Greenard and #244 overall in this year's draft.
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