The Wilf family has owned the Minnesota Vikings for two decades, marking a significant transformation from a struggling franchise to an NFL model of success. Their first act was to upgrade the team's facilities, marking a commitment to excellence. Over these years, they've constructed U.S. Bank Stadium and the TCO Performance Center, resulting in a .543 winning percentage. Despite just three playoff wins in this span, their patience in management decisions contrasts sharply with many NFL owners.

Looking ahead, the Vikings seem poised for a championship run, having made significant investments in their roster, particularly around promising quarterback J.J. McCarthy. The Wilfs have managed to provide stability and foster a winning culture, balancing long-term strategies with investments that resonate with their fan base. As they enter their third decade of ownership, the focus remains on success both on and off the field.