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The Minnesota Vikings suffered their first loss of the season in their Week 8 matchup against the Lions.While their defense held their own, holding a usually potent Lions offense to 19 points, their offense couldn’t gain much traction on the…

VikingsOnSI writer Adam Carlson suggests the Minnesota Vikings pursue a trade for Philadelphia Eagles three-time Pro Bowl guard Landon Dickerson. Following their first defeat of the season against the Detroit Lions, Minnesota is viewed as a likely buyer ahead of the November 10 deadline to reinforce an offensive line that lost Donovan Jackson to a season-ending injury.
Carlson argues that the 28-year-old Dickerson could serve as a valuable addition after Minnesota missed out on Quenton Nelson. With Philadelphia losing six consecutive games and quarterback Jalen Hurts on injured reserve, the Eagles are reportedly expected to act as sellers to accumulate future draft capital.
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