
Eagles Eye Jonathan Greenard Trade, Vikings in Talks
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Philadelphia Eagles aim to boost pass rush at NFL Draft, eyeing Minnesota Vikings Jonathan Greenard. Eagles GM Howie Roseman seeks trades, with Greenard a potential target. Vikings tight salary cap may force trade, despite coachs public stance to keep him. Eagles edge group needs reinforcement after Phillips departure and Grahams uncertainty. Greenard, a Pro Bowl talent, could deliver double-digit sacks if healthy. Draft talks intensifying, potential deal imminent.
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On April 20th, Philadelphia Eagles are gearing up to shake things up at the 2026 NFL Draft, with General Manager Howie Roseman eyeing, trades to bolster the pass rush. Reports from Adam Schefter say, Philly has their sights set on Minnesota Vikings' edge rusher Jonathan Greenard, someone they've already checked in on, this offseason. League sources confirm the Eagles and Vikings have taught Greenar before, and those chats could heat up over the draft weekend. Roseman loves wheeling and dealing, so expect Philly to push hard for an upgrade on the edge. Meanwhile, Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell says publicly they want to keep Greenard, but the team's tight salary cap only 4.8 million. Davas left tells a different story. They need space for free agency moves and the incoming draft class, making a trade tempting despite the mixed signals. On Philly side, their edge group is thin after losing Jalen Phillips in free agency and uncertainty around Brandon Graham's return. Jalex Hunt led with six and a half sacks last year,
but no one else cracked four, so Greenard fits the bill perfectly. Greenard bounced back from injuries in 2025, and could deliver double-digit sacks at full strength as a pro bowl talent. With the draft kicking off soon, keep watching these two teams. Talks might seal the deal any minute. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.
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