Vikings hire Andrew Healy and Trent Kirchner as assistant GMs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
The Minnesota Vikings are set to appoint Andrew Healy and Trent Kirchner as assistant general managers, enhancing the team's football operations. Healy will focus on analytics as the secondary football executive, while Kirchner is recognized for his talent evaluation skills. This decision follows the departures of several executives, including Demetrius Washington and Jamaal Stephenson, indicating a shift in the team's front office strategy. The new hires aim to stabilize the organization after recent changes, with Nolan Teasley continuing his tenure as GM. Their onboarding is expected soon, pending official announcements.
- •Healy and Kirchner will join Vikings as assistant general managers.
- •Healy focuses on analytics; Kirchner specializes in talent evaluation.
- •Vikings recently lost executives, indicating a front office overhaul.
- •Nolan Teasley remains as the general manager amid these changes.
- •Official announcements regarding the new hires are expected soon.
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