Phillips was a team captain and a leader of the Vikings' defense, so this move qualifies as quite the surprise.

In the NFL, offense is king; it sells tickets, and it is what most fans come in to the stadium or turn the TV on to watch perform on the field. Of course, defense has its place too, but in recent years, the NFL has become an arms race of sorts for teams as they look to have deeper arsenals of weapons to perform each other out.

Adam Thielen has surfaced as a trade target for the Vikings, but his price may be too high for Minnesota to pursue, according to a team insider.

New York is acquiring nose tackle Harrison Phillips and a 2027 seventh-round draft pick from the Vikings in exchange for sixth-round picks in each of the next two drafts, according to a Wednesday afternoon report from Adam Schefter of ESPN.

The health of a football team is a king-sized issue for everyone. If you are in the NFL and don't have your health, you have nothing.

The Minnesota Vikings are trading defensive tackle Harrison Phillips to the New York Jets, according to multiple team sources. The move allows Minnesota to save more cap space for 2025, while providing the Jets with another stout run-stopping defender.

Here are five receivers that make sense for the Vikings: This would be much more than the Vikings making a fun headline. Never mind that Thielen isn’t as impactful as he was with the Vikings at the peak of his powers. He’s shown he still has tread on the tires with steady production since signing with the Carolina Panthers.

A report from NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero suggests the Minnesota Vikings are actively searching the trade market for a veteran wide receiver. With Jordan Addison suspended and several injuries hitting their depth chart,