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Vikings could trade away a notable player they signed in May

The Vikings could be trading away a veteran they acquired after the draft.

The Minnesota Vikings signed Jauan Jennings in May to enhance their wide receiver depth. However, Jennings has only managed two catches for 9 yards in four games, despite missing three games due to his teammates' injuries. On Tuesday, Darren Dooogie Wolfson reported that Jennings got involved in a play following a fumble recovered by Myles Price, which was returned 87 yards for a touchdown by the New Orleans Saints.

Ian Rapoport on The Pat McAfee Show mentioned that Jennings could face trade interest due to his limited production. Trading Jennings would be a challenging decision for the Vikings, especially considering they are about to face their unbeaten NFC opponent in Mexico City on November 22. Additionally, both Minnesota and San Francisco will be without key players, raising concerns about the potential ramifications of trading Jennings who could reveal critical information about their system ahead of a potentially pivotal game.

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