Trade

Vikings' Trade Scenarios: Chargers or Cardinals for QB Hunt?

As the 2024 NFL Draft approaches, the Minnesota Vikings find themselves in a pivotal position, armed with two first-round picks and a pressing need for a franchise quarterback. With Kirk Cousins’ departure to the Atlanta Falcons, speculation has been rife about the Vikings’ potential trade partners as they seek to secure their signal-caller of the future. While the Arizona Cardinals, holding the coveted fourth overall pick, have been widely discussed as a potential trade target, recent reports suggest that the Los Angeles Chargers, with the fifth selection, might prove to be a more viable option for the Vikings.

Vikings Double Down on First-Round Picks: NFL Draft Shakeup

Just over a month before the 2024 NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings pulled off a surprising trade with the Houston Texans, netting themselves an additional first-round selection. The move gives the Vikings two picks within the draft’s first 23 selections and raises intriguing questions about their plans for the draft. The deal saw Minnesota send the 42nd and 188th overall picks in 2024, along with a 2025 second-rounder, to Houston in exchange for the 23rd and 232nd picks in this year’s draft.

Bears Bolster Offense, Acquire Keenan Allen in Trade

The Chicago Bears are leaving no stone unturned in their quest to revamp their offense this offseason. On Thursday night, they pulled off a blockbuster trade, acquiring six-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Keenan Allen from the Los Angeles Chargers in exchange for a 2024 fourth-round draft pick. Allen, who turns 32 in April, is coming off another productive season in which he hauled in 108 receptions for 1,243 yards and 7 touchdowns despite missing the final four games due to injury.

Patriots' Salary Cap Woes: Potential Trade Targets from Chargers

As the 2024 NFL offseason kicks into high gear, the New England Patriots find themselves proactively exploring potential trade avenues to bolster their roster. According to sources cited by the Boston Herald, the Patriots have engaged in preliminary discussions with the Los Angeles Chargers, a team grappling with significant salary cap constraints. The Chargers, facing a daunting salary cap deficit of over $25 million, are expected to be active participants in the player movement frenzy.