Per Alec Lewis of The Athletic, Vikings GM Nolan Teasley “is open to pursuing a bevy of ideas at the trade deadline.” Lewis headlined a few position that would make sense for the Vikings, and was clear asking price and…
Minnesota Vikings general manager Nolan Teasley is reportedly open to exploring multiple options ahead of the NFL trade deadline, according to Alec Lewis of The Athletic. Asking prices and salary cap implications will ultimately dictate the team's pursuit of upgrades. Potential target areas include tight end following Josh Oliver's torn biceps, offensive line depth after Donovan Jackson suffered a torn meniscus, and running back depth behind Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason.
On the defensive side, Lewis highlights defensive line and safety as potential areas for reinforcement. Possible defensive targets named include Cardinals safety Budda Baker and Buccaneers safety Antoine Winfield Jr. as contingency options for Harrison Smith in defensive coordinator Brian Flores' system, alongside offensive line options like Quenton Nelson.
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