4 players the Vikings don’t want traded to the NFC North
By Adam Carlson
Andre Dillard, OT – Philadelphia Eagles
Every team needs a decent offensive lineman. Even with that being true, the clock is ticking for Andre Dillard with the Eagles as the team can’t quite figure out what to do with him since they pulled him from left tackle, the position they hoped he would lock down for many years to come.
Dillard was a highly-coveted prospect in the 2019 NFL Draft and was selected at No. 22 overall by the Eagles. Now, the team is trying to find a role for him and has even considered moving him inside to guard in his third season so he’s not just sitting on the bench.
The Chicago Bears need a lot of help on the offensive line. They are getting their left tackle back soon but could still use someone at left tackle or a versatile backup with high potential to possibly move into the starting lineup.
It wouldn’t be surprising to see the Eagles be willing to trade their lineman fairly cheaply. A trade would show that Chicago is at least trying to help out rookie quarterback Justin Fields who has been getting eaten alive by pressure all season. And they need to set their young signal-caller up for success as much as possible.
Which other players who could be realistically traded before the deadline would you least want to see land in the NFC North? And which player from this least would you least want to face off against the Minnesota Vikings this year? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.