Vikings reportedly seeking another trade in wide receiver market after sending defensive tackle Harrison Phillips to Jets

Yesterday, the Minnesota Vikings traded away Harrison Phillips in a move that freed up over $7 million in salary cap space for the current season. This immediately got people thinking that it could lead to another move as a follow-up, as trading away a defensive leader doesn't make much sense otherwise.

The Minnesota Vikings are in the trade market for a starting wide receiver ... Minnesota flipped veteran defensive lineman Harrison Phillips and a seventh-round pick in 2027 to the New York Jets in return for sixth-round picks in each of the next two ...

During organized team activities in early June, veteran Vikings defensive tackle Harrison Phillips predicted this year’s D-line would be so deep that they’d have “waves we can throw” at opponents. With the NFL’s roster cutdown day looming next Tuesday,

The Minnesota Vikings are in a better position to make a trade offer for Carolina Panthers wide receiver Adam Thielen.

The Vikings will be shorthanded at receiver with Jordan Addison suspended. They may target a veteran replacement via trade.