The Vikings seek to trade Jonathan Greenard for a second-round pick amid cap struggles, with the Eagles, Commanders, and 49ers potentially interested.

The Minnesota Vikings are exploring a trade for edge rusher Jonathan Greenard, seeking a second-round pick despite his 2025 injury-plagued season, as part of a broader salary cap overhaul. The Philadelphia Eagles are a reported potential suitor, drawn by Greenard’s past impact and their own need for outside linebacker depth, though no deal is confirmed. The Vikings aim to free $43–45 million in cap space through restructures and potential releases, while also considering moves involving Jalen Carter and other players. The Washington Commanders and San Francisco 49ers are also mentioned as possible destinations, but no formal trade talks have been confirmed.