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Grant Udinski (U-din-skee) enters his third season with the Minnesota Vikings and second as assistant quarterbacks coach in 2024, previously serving as the assistant to the head coach/special projects in 2022. Prior to joining the Vikings staff, Udinski was a coaching assistant for the Carolina Panthers from 2020-21. 

In his first season as assistant quarterbacks coach, Udinski helped navigate the 2023 season with four different starting quarterbacks, the most in franchise history, due to a season-ending injury to QB Kirk Cousins in Week 8. In addition to Cousins, Udinski assisted in preparing rookie Jaren Hall, Joshua Dobbs and Nick Mullens, who each started multiple games for the Vikings throughout the season. Minnesota won three consecutive games with a different starting quarterback in Weeks 8-10 (Cousins, Hall and Dobbs) and finished the season fifth in the league in passing yards per game (256.4).

Grant Udinski (U-din-skee) enters his third season with the Minnesota Vikings and second as assistant quarterbacks coach in 2024, previously serving as the assistant to the head coach/special projects in 2022. Prior to joining the Vikings staff, Udinski was a coaching assistant for the Carolina Panthers from 2020-21. 

In his first season as assistant quarterbacks coach, Udinski helped navigate the 2023 season with four different starting quarterbacks, the most in franchise history, due to a season-ending injury to QB Kirk Cousins in Week 8. In addition to Cousins, Udinski assisted in preparing rookie Jaren Hall, Joshua Dobbs and Nick Mullens, who each started multiple games for the Vikings throughout the season. Minnesota won three consecutive games with a different starting quarterback in Weeks 8-10 (Cousins, Hall and Dobbs) and finished the season fifth in the league in passing yards per game (256.4).

Udinski entered the NFL coaching ranks with the Panthers after spending the 2019 season at Baylor as a graduate assistant.

Prior to becoming a coach, Udinski played defensive end at Towson from 2016-18. In 2018, he was named a CoSIDA Google Cloud Academic First-Team All-American for his achievements in the classroom. He played in all 12 games in 2018, finishing the season with 28 total tackles, 4.5 sacks and three forced fumbles.

The Doylestown, Pa., native played one season at Davidson College as a tight end before transferring to Towson in 2016.