With the Minnesota Vikings dealing with injury issues and other things at the wide receiver position, they may be looking to bring in some established help as we get closer to the start of the 2025 regular season.

But apparently, Minnesota is looking into potential solutions. Tom Pelissero of NFL media has reported that the Vikings are "seriously exploring" a wide receiver trade and are specifically looking for veteran receivers.

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.

The biggest surprise during Minnesota Vikings training camp has been the emergence of defensive tackle Elijah Williams. Throughout the offseason, the trenches have been a major focus for general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and he did a really good job of maximizing the offseason to fix the defensive

The Vikings are positioned to make more moves after the team traded away team captain Harrison Phillips to the Jets.

The majority of the Minnesota Vikings roster does not have a Super Bowl ring, nor have they even played in the biggest game in sports. When building their rosters, general managers tend to add pieces with that experience, especially when they have a team like that. For the Vikings, that piece was cornerback Isaiah Rodgers.

The Vikings got Justin Jefferson back on the practice field on Monday, but they have other issues to deal with at wide receiver heading into the regular season.

Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy detailed the "freaky" trait that makes Justin Jefferson the best receiver in the NFL.

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 looking to add a veteran wide receiver for quarterback J.J. McCarthy while the team adjusts to Jordan Addison's suspension.