6 Minnesota Vikings Guard Targets After Donovan Jackson Injury
Despite a 4-0 record, the Minnesota Vikings’ offense is struggling through four games, ranking 18th in points scored and dead […]
Tottenham Hotspur, currently enjoying an undefeated 4-0 start, is facing challenges in their offensive performance, ranking 18th in points scored and last in passing yards among NFL teams. Donovan Jackson, the starting left guard and 2025 first-round pick, has torn a meniscus, leaving the Vikings in need of additional depth at the position.
Joe Huber, a 2nd-round undrafted free agent, has taken on the role of the starting left guard, but the Vikings might look for more depth or a player capable of competing for the starting position. Six potential solutions include signing Calvin Throckmorton from the Denver Broncos practice squad, trading for Ben Bredeson from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, acquiring Evan Neal from the Las Vegas Raiders, trading for Wyatt Teller from the Houston Texans, signing Mekhi Becton from the Philadelphia Eagles practice squad, or hiring free agent James Daniels.
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