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The Vikings’ front office could be left with no choice but to reach into the trade market if an injury worsens.

Vikings Territory argues Minnesota's front office faces potential offensive line vulnerability following an injury scare for left guard Joe Huber. Huber missed practice on Wednesday before returning, creating concerns after starter Donovan Jackson was previously lost to season-ending knee surgery. While Huber is expected to play against the Detroit Lions in Week 8, the writer notes that depth remains precarious with Trevor Keegan and Caleb Tiernan taking practice snaps.
Writer K. Joudry suggests the front office may be pushed to acquire offensive line reinforcement before further issues arise. With multiple linemen managing ailments, the article proposes Tampa Bay Buccaneers veteran Ben Bredeson as a potential trade target for a late Day 3 draft pick to guard against future depth disasters.
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