The Vikings offseason is already in full swing.
The Minnesota Vikings have requested an interview with Philadelphia Eagles vice president of football operations Catherine Raîche for their general manager vacancy, according to reports.
This is believed to be the first GM interview request for a woman in NFL history, according to the NFL Network, which reported that the Vikings also requested to interview Eagles director of player personnel Brandon Brown.
The #Vikings have requested permission to interview #Eagles execs Catherine Raiche and Brandon Brown for their general manager position, sources say.
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) January 13, 2022
Only one woman has ever served as general manager for an NFL team.
In 1983, then-Eagles owner Leonard Toss promoted his daughter Susan Tose Spencer to the role, which she held for three years.
Eagles VP of football operations Catherine Raiche has been requested to interview for the Vikings GM job, per @AdamSchefter. pic.twitter.com/pBRD2i5ZWR
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 13, 2022
Probably time for the Vikings to bring in some new blood.
Raîche, in her third season with the Eagles.
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