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Vikings Weigh Trade Options for Edge Rusher Greenard
Multiple teams, including Eagles, Seahawks, Patriots and Saints, reportedly interested in acquiring the veteran pass-rusher.
Published on Mar. 11, 2026
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The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly open to trading edge rusher Jonathan Greenard, with several teams, including the Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints, showing interest. The Vikings are looking for a premium return on Greenard, who is reportedly seeking a raise, as they look to get under the salary cap by Wednesday's deadline.
Why it matters
The Vikings' cap situation and Greenard's contract demands have made him an attractive trade target for teams in need of pass-rushing help, like the Eagles, Seahawks, Patriots and Saints. A trade could provide the Vikings with valuable draft capital while allowing Greenard to join a new team and potentially earn a bigger contract.
The details
According to reports, the Vikings have not wanted to trade Greenard unless they receive a strong return that meets their price tag. However, with the Vikings currently $1 million over the salary cap, they may have no choice but to move the veteran edge rusher. Greenard is also reportedly looking for a raise, which could further motivate the Vikings to explore a trade. Several teams, including the Eagles, Seahawks, Patriots and Saints, have been linked to potential interest in acquiring Greenard, who could provide a significant boost to their pass-rushing units.
- The Vikings have until 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday to get under the salary cap.
The players
Jonathan Greenard
A veteran edge rusher for the Minnesota Vikings who is reportedly seeking a raise and has drawn trade interest from multiple teams.
Trey Hendrickson
An edge rusher who was recently traded from the New Orleans Saints to the Baltimore Ravens, leaving a void in the pass-rushing market that Greenard could potentially fill.
Maxx Crosby
A defensive end who was involved in a recent trade saga that has impacted the edge rusher market.
What they’re saying
“Definitely worth watching Vikings edge Jonathan Greenard with Trey Hendrickson off the board. Multiple NFC teams have been in the market for edge rushers. Vikings haven't wanted to trade Greenard unless they get a premium return that meets their price tag.”
— Alec Lewis, Reporter (The Athletic)
What’s next
The Vikings have until Wednesday's 4 p.m. ET deadline to get under the salary cap, which could force them to make a decision on Greenard's future with the team.
The takeaway
The Vikings' cap situation and Greenard's contract demands have made him an attractive trade target for teams in need of pass-rushing help, with the Eagles, Seahawks, Patriots and Saints reportedly showing interest. A trade could provide the Vikings with valuable draft capital while allowing Greenard to join a new team and potentially earn a bigger contract.
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