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Vienna Vikings add Jonny Brenner to coaching staff

23.02.2026•11:00

The Vienna Vikings have added another experienced coach to their staff by signing Jonny Brenner. The former defensive coordinator joins the Vikings and reunites with his former head coach Jordan Neuman in Vienna.

Reunion with Jordan Neuman

After Neuman was announced as the Vikings’ new offensive coordinator, the club moved quickly to bring in another respected coach. Brenner previously worked together with Neuman and will now continue that partnership with the Vikings.

New role on the offensive side

In Vienna, Brenner will not work as a defensive coordinator but as an offensive quality control coach. With his defensive background, he brings valuable insight into opposing defenses and will help the offensive staff prepare game plans and support player development.

Supporting the Vikings’ new season

By adding Jonny Brenner, the Vienna Vikings strengthen their coaching structure with experience and tactical knowledge. His expertise is expected to help the team prepare well for the start of the American Football League Europe season.

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