Dan Fjerstad
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#Vikings GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah took roughly two weeks of paternity leave in 2023 following the birth of his first son, and many around the league were in “disbelief” that he did this, per @DMRussini and @alec_lewis. During that time, he worked remotely and was absent from several training camp meetings and practices. Minnesota was publicly supportive of his time away: “Following the birth of his first child, the general manager left for paternity leave, missing about two weeks of training camp meetings and practices and working remotely during that stretch. Word of his time away from the team traveled quickly around the league. Among some rival executives and coaches, it was met with disbelief. In an NFL culture where many players, coaches, and executives proudly acknowledge missing the births of their children, taking time away to care for a newborn and support a partner remains uncommon.”




The depressing thing about the Kwesi firing is Kwesi always (rightly) emphasized ex ante thinking -- did we make the right choice at the time knowing what we knew then -- and almost all the justifications I'm seeing are 100% ex post








The #Vikings announce General Manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah has been relieved of his duties.








Too many political activists in the judiciary













