Eagles Praised for ‘Critical’ Jonathan Greenard Trade
The Philadelphia Eagles have been praised for their recent trade involving Pro Bowl edge-rusher Jonathan Greenard. Acquired from the Minnesota Vikings for two third-round picks, Greenard has been recognized as a significant addition to the Eagles' defense. Analysts have noted that this move addresses a critical need for the team following the departure of Jaelan Phillips.
- ▪The Eagles traded two third-round picks to acquire Jonathan Greenard from the Vikings.
- ▪Greenard signed a four-year, $100 million contract extension immediately after the trade.
- ▪ESPN's Seth Walder gave the Eagles an 'A-' grade for the trade, citing it as a major upgrade for their defense.
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- ▪ The Jonathan Greenard Trade Still Needs a Follow-Up — Yahoo Sports
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By Michael GallagherSports Content CoordinatorShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.The Philadelphia Eagles received glowing marks from seemingly every NFL analyst for their 2026 draft haul — a group that includes USC receiver Makai Lemon, Vanderbilt tight end Eli Stowers, North Dakota State quarterback Cole Payton, among others.But the Eagles made another move during draft weekend that turned quite a few heads.They acquired Pro Bowl edge-rusher Jonathan Greenard from the Minnesota Vikings in exchange for a pair of third-round picks.
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