Minnesota Vikings

Head coach – Kevin O’Connell

Assistant head coach – Mike Pettine

Offensive coordinator – Wes Phillips

Quarterbacks – Chris O’Hara

Assistant quarterbacks – Jerrod Johnson

Running backs/run game coordinator – Curtis Modkins

Wide receivers – Keenan McCardell

Assistant wide receivers – Tony Sorrentino

Tight ends/passing game coordinator – Brian Angelichio

Offensive line – Chris Kuper

Assistant offensive line – Justin Rascati

Pass game specialist/game management coordinator – Ryan Cordell

Offensive quality control – Derron Montgomery

 Defensive coordinator – Ed Donatell

Defensive line – Chris Rumph

Assistant defensive line – A’Lique Terry

Outside linebackers/pass rush specialist – Mike Smith

Inside linebackers – Greg Manusky

Assistant linebackers – Sam Siefkes

Defensive backs – Daronte Jones

Assistant defensive backs/safeties – Roy Anderson

Defensive quality control – Steve Donatell

Special teams coordinator – Matt Daniels

Assistant special teams – Ben Kotwica

Assistant to the head coach/special projects – Grant Udinski

Director of player performance – Josh Hingst

Assistant director of player performance – Derik Keyes

Assistant player performance – Marquis Johnson

Assistant Player Performance – Dan Ridenour

Ownership:

Majority owner: Zygi Wilf, 72

Minority owners: 

Leonard Wilf Owner/Vice Chairman

Mark Wilf Owner/President

Jonathan Wilf Owner/Executive Vice President – Strategic Planning & Business Initiatives

Steven Wilf Owner / Executive Vice President – Innovation and Strategy

Scott Landis Ownership Partner

David Mandelbaum Ownership Partner

Source of wealth: Zygi Wilf is a businessman, real estate developer.

Net worth: $1.3 billion (celebritynetworth.com)

Residence: Springfield, New Jersey

When purchased team and for how much: Wilf and five partners purchased the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League from Red McCombs in 2005 for a reported US$600 million.

Franchise valuation: $3.925 billion (Forbes)

2022 revenue/rank: $500 million/18^th (Forbes)

Owns stadium (how much invested): No.

Ownership philosophy: Wilf have focused on creating a world class organization that consistently competes for championships, provides the best fan experience in the NFL, has a positive impact on the community and grows the game of football.