Players the Vikings Could Realistically Trade for During the Draft
Scott Galvin-Imagn Images Sometimes, NFL teams waddle into the draft, and their plans get shredded when other teams draft their preferred targets. This forces trades to become an option, and if that happens to the Minnesota Vikings later this week, here are a handful of targets for the occasion. Four names.
One event. Trade buzz never sleeps. Consider the following a realistic trade board for the Vikings during the draft — players who are gettable and fit Minnesota’s roster needs.
They’re ranked in ascending order (No. 1 = the most logical fit). Scenarios That Could Push Minnesota toward a Trade What if Trader Rob does the thing?
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman (0) runs for a first down after a catch against the Arizona Cardinals during the second quarter, Sep 8, 2024, at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, turning upfield with momentum as he gains extra yardage and moves the chains in an early-season matchup. Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-Imagn Images 4. Keon Coleman | WR, BUF The Buffalo Bills owner openly trashed Coleman in front of the media a few months ago, a bizarre situation that didn’t need to unfold.
Buffalo later tried to walk back the anti-Coleman fodder, but his legitimacy as an NFL wide receiver was exposed. NFL. com Eric Edholm wrote about Coleman’s status this week, “The Bills have already made moves at receiver, trading for DJ Moore and signing Trent Sherfield, among others.
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