Welcome everybody to an emergency podcast.

The Minnesota Vikings have made a trade, but it's not the trade that we thought the Minnesota Vikings were going to make when the day started.

I think we all woke up this morning to a Tom Pelliserro tweet that was like

six in the morning or something. Pelliserro tweeted out that the Vikings are in the market for a

wide receiver. So then when I saw the Pelliserro tweet, the Vikings have traded. I thought, well,

get ready for your number 19 jerseys to come back out or get

ready for some wide receiver we've never heard of to be joining the Vikings. And instead, number

97 traded by the Minnesota Vikings, Harrison Phillips dealt to the New York Jets in exchange for a 2026th, sixth round draft pick, and then a swap

of picks in the sixth round in 2027.

Or I guess it says just a swap of picks in 2027.

It doesn't say which round.

So a 2026, sixth rounder, and then a swap of picks in 2027 for the Minnesota Vikings to move on from Harrison Phillips.

And I got to say that right off the bat, a little bit of a surprise.

Now, some further details have come out about the split.

And let me pull up my Adam Schaefter. We're emergency podcasting here, folks.

There's been a few more details. And then another trade that has just happened as well with

the Denver Broncos making a deal with the New Orleans Saints. So a lot happening here after the

final day of training camp. So Schaefter adds that it is

$3.7 million the Vikings are going to pay of Harrison Phillips salary this year. So the Jets get a

defensive tackle on the cheap. And when it comes to those draft picks, it was the 2027 sixth rounders that are swapped.

But the main story there is the Vikings.

Okay, more details here from Schefter that the Vikings also added a 2027, seventh, a swap of

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