Cowboys Eyeing Greenard Trade, Vikings Seek Draft Pick

0:00On March 3rd, the Dallas Cowboys are hunting for edge Russia help less than a year after trading Micah Parsons, and now the Minnesota Vikings have put. Standout Defender, Jonathan Greenard, on the trade block. According to reports, the Vikings face salary cap crunch and could save over $12 million by moving him, while any new team takes on about $18 million in salary for 2026. Greenard stands out as a quick, powerful pass rusher with long arms and versatility across defensive fronts, making him a key piece in Minnesota's scheme. He's still in his prime and creates constant pressure, even if his sack totals dip last season. Experts see him as an ideal fit for Dallas, under new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, whose system emphasizes multiple looks. Plus, Greenard knows the Cowboys new defensive line coach Marcus Dixon from their time together in Minnesota just last year. The catch is the price tag, with the Vikings reportedly seeking a day-to-draft pick from

1:002026, something Dallas doesn't have after. Recent trades for George Pickens and Quentin Williams. Teams like the Cowboys might get creative with future picks or player swaps, but Greenard will draw bids from plenty of contenders needing an instant, boost on the edge.