The Tennessee Titans' front office could soon see a key figure depart for a new opportunity. According to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter, Titans assistant general manager Dave Ziegler is set to interview for the Minnesota Vikings' general manager vacancy.

Ziegler, who previously served as the Las Vegas Raiders' general manager from 2022 to 2023, joined the Titans in 2025 as assistant GM under Mike Borgonzi. His extensive NFL résumé includes a long tenure with the New England Patriots, where he worked in pro personnel and player personnel departments from 2013 to 2021 under legendary coach Bill Belichick.

Since arriving in Nashville, Ziegler has been a trusted member of Borgonzi's inner circle, which also includes former Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie, vice president of player personnel Dan Saganey, and former Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker. Brinker recently resigned from his role after the draft, ending a three-plus-year tenure with the franchise.

For the Vikings, this interview signals their continued search for a new leader in the front office. Ziegler's blend of experience—from his time in New England's dynasty-building machine to his recent work in Tennessee—makes him a compelling candidate. Whether or not he lands the job, it's clear that Ziegler's reputation as a sharp evaluator continues to open doors across the league.