The Vikings are reportedly hiring their new offensive coordinator from in-house.
NFL Network reports Gary Kubiak, who had been an assistant head coach and offensive advisor, will take on the offensive coordinator role.
Kubiak retired as a head coach in 2016. He was at the helm for Denver's Superbowl win in 2016, and coached the Texans from 2006 to 2013. In his playing career, he was a backup quarterback to John Elway with the Broncos.
As a coach, he is known for his use of a zone blocking scheme and for, "his ability to manufacture top 10 offensives with decent, but not great quarterbacks."
IN DEPTH: The Vikings’ Kubiak Offense
Kevin Stefanski left to become the head coach of the Cleveland Browns.
The Vikings' defensive coordinator position remains vacant.





