Vikings Trade Greenard, Eagles Gain Pass Rusher

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Minnesota Vikings just shipped out their star outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard to the Philadelphia Eagles for two-third round draft picks. One. At number 98 this year and another next year, plus a 2026 seventh-rounder heading Philly's way. Greenard wasted no time, inking a four-year, $100 million extension with the Eagles, including 50 million guaranteed. After just two seasons in Minneapolis, where he may pro-bow, the deal's official. Vikings held out for a second-rounder, but settled here, freeing up cap space from his 19 million salary next year. Greenard came over from the Texans last off-season on a four-year 72 million packed, but injuries limited him to three sacks in 12 games. Meanwhile, Philly bolsters their pass rush, parrying him with guys like Nolan Smith and Jelix Hunt. Fans are split. Biking supporters feel short-changed after height for a bigger haul, while Eagles backers

1:03love the investment in a 29-year-old, with bounce back potential. Minnesota's edge depth leans on Andrew Van Ginkle, Dallas Turner, and maybe bow rickters stepping up, but it's thin without Greenard. For Philly, he feels that reliable threat spot on a defense craving sacks. Now the Vikings' eye-free agents like Jadevian Clowney or Denicle Autry to plug the gap, especially with those picks still unfolding. Trade value shakes out like a mid-third rounder on charts, smart if the draftees hit, or silly if they bust. Both squads reshape their fronts. Philly chasing rings, Minnesota rebuilding on the fly. Keep watching how these moves shake the NFC.