INDIANAPOLIS — Rob Brzezinski has the kind of poker face that one develops in 27 years of negotiating NFL contracts. It helped him Tuesday as he spoke publicly for the first time since the Minnesota Vikings elevated him, on a temporary basis, into what amounts to an interim general manager role.
Asked twice if he wants the permanent job, which owners Zygi and Mark Wilf intend to fill after the draft, Brzezinski — the Vikings’ primary football administrator since 1999 — smiled and said nothing that betrayed his true feelings.
“I am just focused right now on the next two
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