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The Minnesota Vikings look smart for trading Jonathan Greenard to the Philadelphia Eagles. Those two draft picks they got could help them at the deadline.

Anthony Miller of The Viking Age argues that Minnesota's offseason trade of edge rusher Jonathan Greenard to the Philadelphia Eagles has strongly favored the Vikings. In April during the 2026 NFL Draft, Minnesota traded Greenard for two third-round picks, trusting Dallas Turner to emerge as a primary pass rusher. While Greenard has struggled with injuries and limited production in Philadelphia, Turner has thrived with six sacks and 37 pressures through seven games.
Miller highlights that Philadelphia's 2-6 start significantly boosts the value of the 2027 third-round draft pick Minnesota acquired. The writer suggests the Vikings could package this high-value selection at the trade deadline to target impact talent, such as Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor.
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