Rob Brzezinski, who has been with the Minnesota Vikings for nearly thirty years, is currently acting as the team's interim general manager after the dismissal of Kwesi Adofo-Mensah. As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, Brzezinski is optimistic about the team's ability to make swift decisions, despite the NFL's recent reduction of draft pick time from ten minutes to eight. He believes that the extensive preparation and mock drafts conducted by the team will facilitate quick and decisive choices. However, he acknowledges that unexpected trade offers could complicate matters, particularly if a highly-rated player like wide receiver Jordan Tyson falls to the Vikings' 18th pick. Brzezinski's performance in this draft could influence his chances of securing the GM position permanently. The draft is set to commence tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. CT.