Vikings Consider Trading Pro Bowl Edge Rusher

0:00You are listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Minnesota Vikings faced tough salary cap decisions this offseason, and one name in the mix is their pro-Bull edge rusher Jonathan Greenard. Reports say the team has already talked trades for him as they try to get under the cap. They're sitting at $46.5 million over right now, second worst, in the league behind only the Cowboys. That kind of shortfall means tough choices for a roster that's already talented on defense. Greenard earned his first pro-Bull nod last year after joining from the Texans, but this season his stats dipped with just 3 sacks and 10 tackles. For loss over 12 games, still, he's a key piece they hate to lose. Trading him before June 1st could save them $12.25 million against his 22.15 million cap hit next year. It's a move that would free up space fast. Green's brass want to keep him if possible, but with cap talks heating up, a deal could

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