Yesterday, the Minnesota Vikings traded away Harrison Phillips in a move that freed up over $7 million in salary cap space for the current season. This immediately got people thinking that it could lead to another move as a follow-up, as trading away a defensive leader doesn't make much sense otherwise.

The Minnesota Vikings concluded their final practice on Wednesday before flying out to Nashville to face the Tennessee Titans in their last preseason game

They agreed to terms on a deal to acquire veteran nose tackle Harrison Phillips from the Minnesota Vikings, a person familiar with the trade told The Associated Press. The Jets are sending sixth-round draft picks in 2026 and 2027 to the Vikings ...

A person with knowledge of the deal tells The Associated Press the New York Jets have agreed to trade for veteran nose tackle Harrison Phillips from the Minnesota Vikings.

The Vikings trading defensive tackle Harrison Phillips to the Jets for a sixth-round pick and a late-round swap on Wednesday came as a pretty major surprise. Phillips had started every single game over the past three seasons and was one of the leaders of the defense as a team captain.

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.

New York is acquiring veteran DT Harrison Phillips and a 2027 seventh-round draft pick from the Minnesota Vikings in exchange for 2026 sixth- and seventh-round draft choices, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported.

NFL Media Insider Tom Pelissero reports that the Minnesota Vikings trade defensive tackle Harrison Phillips to the New York Jets in a deal involving draft picks on "The Insiders".

The Minnesota Vikings are in a better position to make a trade offer for Carolina Panthers wide receiver Adam Thielen.