Alec Lewis

The Vikings see Golday, a rookie out of Cincinnati, as an instinctive linebacker who could eventually play an Andrew Van Ginkel-like role.

The quiet period of the Minnesota Vikings’ spring is very different from that of other NFL teams. The Vikings are continuing their search for a new general manager. They began the early stages of the onboarding process for quarterback Kyler Murray. These subjects matter because they’ll impact both the 2026 season and beyond. What questions do you have about these facets of the offseason? Any lingering curiosities about their draft picks? Submit your questions below, and we’ll get to as many answers as we can in a story later this week.

What could the Minnesota front office look like after hiring a new GM? And how soon might we see improvements from McCarthy?

Murray and McCarthy got a similar number of practice reps Wednesday, but the former No. 1 pick carried himself like the starter.

EAGAN, Minn. -- In many ways, the Minnesota Vikings' practice on Wednesday seemed designed to prevent speculation about the quarterback position.

The Vikings drafted Claiborne, who was known as "Lightning" as a teen, in the sixth round. But his development didn't happen in a flash.

The Seattle Seahawks assistant general manager will take the reins from longtime Vikings executive Rob Brzezinski.

"When Nolan talks, he always says, 'No ego,’" former Panthers GM Scott Fitterer said. "That's a John Schneider thing. Nolan lives that."

Teasley, who will have final say on roster decisions, will sit atop the team's power structure with Kevin O'Connell and Rob Brzezinski.

O’Connell said 23-year-old quarterback has been has “been great in the meeting room” and “great on the grass” so far during Vikings OTAs.