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Josina Anderson: Panthers NOT trading Adam Thielen


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2 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Stupid. Take the pick and use it to add a cheap rookie next year or package it to try and acquire some LB depth.

If Bryce Young taking the next step as a first overall pick hinges on 35 year old Adam Thielen he's already cooked.

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36 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

Wait a minute....they don't actually fuging HAVE a 4th yet???

How are we to believe this rumor about a 4th being offered? They quite literally don't have one.ย 

It'd have to be a following season's pick, I guess.

As with previous notes, my answer would be some combination of the words "you" and "f---" ๐Ÿ˜•

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1 hour ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Seems pretty obvious the team isnโ€™t super interested in trading him or theyโ€™d take the 4th. Donโ€™t mind them standing firm on their price, itโ€™s not like weโ€™re turning down 1sts like with Burns.

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Per Bill Barnwellย 

Vikings bring back a familiar face

Vikings get:ย WRย Adam Thielen
Panthers get:ย 2026 sixth-round pick, 2027 seventh-round pick

A reunion between Thielen and his former team seemsย too easy. The Vikings are struggling with injuries at wide receiver and a potentialย Jordan Addisonย suspension. The Panthers want to see what they have with their younger wideouts, andย Hunter Renfrow's emergence in camp as a potential fourth or fifth option could squeeze a roster spot for Thielen, who doesn't play special teams.

The problem is Thielen's $6.25 million base salary. The Vikings obviously would prefer the Panthers cut the 34-year-old and pick him up for free, but Carolina already paid Thielen a $1.5 million roster bonus earlier in the offseason, suggesting it expected to have him. His salary isn't yet guaranteed, but it will become so if he's on the roster in Week 1, leaving the Panthers until then to make a decision. If he does get released, he isn't likely to get anything close to $6.25 million from another team, so he also is facing some uncertainty.

All sides involved probably would need to give a bit to make a mutually advantageous deal work. The Panthers would eat $1.5 million of Thielen's contract, getting two of the three picks the Vikingsย got from the Jetsย in theย Harrison Phillipsย trade in return. Thielen would take a $1 million pay cut in return for having the remaining $3.8 million guaranteed. The Vikings cleared out almost exactly that much when they made the Phillips trade, allowing them to absorb what's left of Thielen's contract as part of the deal.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46053274/nfl-preseason-trades-2025-team-offers-players-draft-picks-contracts

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7 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Per Bill Barnwellย 

Vikings bring back a familiar face

Vikings get:ย WRย Adam Thielen
Panthers get:ย 2026 sixth-round pick, 2027 seventh-round pick

A reunion between Thielen and his former team seemsย too easy. The Vikings are struggling with injuries at wide receiver and a potentialย Jordan Addisonย suspension. The Panthers want to see what they have with their younger wideouts, andย Hunter Renfrow's emergence in camp as a potential fourth or fifth option could squeeze a roster spot for Thielen, who doesn't play special teams.

The problem is Thielen's $6.25 million base salary. The Vikings obviously would prefer the Panthers cut the 34-year-old and pick him up for free, but Carolina already paid Thielen a $1.5 million roster bonus earlier in the offseason, suggesting it expected to have him. His salary isn't yet guaranteed, but it will become so if he's on the roster in Week 1, leaving the Panthers until then to make a decision. If he does get released, he isn't likely to get anything close to $6.25 million from another team, so he also is facing some uncertainty.

All sides involved probably would need to give a bit to make a mutually advantageous deal work. The Panthers would eat $1.5 million of Thielen's contract, getting two of the three picks the Vikingsย got from the Jetsย in theย Harrison Phillipsย trade in return. Thielen would take a $1 million pay cut in return for having the remaining $3.8 million guaranteed. The Vikings cleared out almost exactly that much when they made the Phillips trade, allowing them to absorb what's left of Thielen's contract as part of the deal.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46053274/nfl-preseason-trades-2025-team-offers-players-draft-picks-contracts

They can get fuged for a 6th and 7th. Doesn't make sense for us for anything less than a 4th and them paying a majority of his salary.ย 

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11 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Per Bill Barnwellย 

Vikings bring back a familiar face

Vikings get:ย WRย Adam Thielen
Panthers get:ย 2026 sixth-round pick, 2027 seventh-round pick

A reunion between Thielen and his former team seemsย too easy. The Vikings are struggling with injuries at wide receiver and a potentialย Jordan Addisonย suspension. The Panthers want to see what they have with their younger wideouts, andย Hunter Renfrow's emergence in camp as a potential fourth or fifth option could squeeze a roster spot for Thielen, who doesn't play special teams.

The problem is Thielen's $6.25 million base salary. The Vikings obviously would prefer the Panthers cut the 34-year-old and pick him up for free, but Carolina already paid Thielen a $1.5 million roster bonus earlier in the offseason, suggesting it expected to have him. His salary isn't yet guaranteed, but it will become so if he's on the roster in Week 1, leaving the Panthers until then to make a decision. If he does get released, he isn't likely to get anything close to $6.25 million from another team, so he also is facing some uncertainty.

All sides involved probably would need to give a bit to make a mutually advantageous deal work. The Panthers would eat $1.5 million of Thielen's contract, getting two of the three picks the Vikingsย got from the Jetsย in theย Harrison Phillipsย trade in return. Thielen would take a $1 million pay cut in return for having the remaining $3.8 million guaranteed. The Vikings cleared out almost exactly that much when they made the Phillips trade, allowing them to absorb what's left of Thielen's contract as part of the deal.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46053274/nfl-preseason-trades-2025-team-offers-players-draft-picks-contracts

Just for clarity, this is not news. It's a trade proposalย suggestion from Bill Barneell.

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9 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Per Bill Barnwellย 

Vikings bring back a familiar face

Vikings get:ย WRย Adam Thielen
Panthers get:ย 2026 sixth-round pick, 2027 seventh-round pick

A reunion between Thielen and his former team seemsย too easy. The Vikings are struggling with injuries at wide receiver and a potentialย Jordan Addisonย suspension. The Panthers want to see what they have with their younger wideouts, andย Hunter Renfrow's emergence in camp as a potential fourth or fifth option could squeeze a roster spot for Thielen, who doesn't play special teams.

The problem is Thielen's $6.25 million base salary. The Vikings obviously would prefer the Panthers cut the 34-year-old and pick him up for free, but Carolina already paid Thielen a $1.5 million roster bonus earlier in the offseason, suggesting it expected to have him. His salary isn't yet guaranteed, but it will become so if he's on the roster in Week 1, leaving the Panthers until then to make a decision. If he does get released, he isn't likely to get anything close to $6.25 million from another team, so he also is facing some uncertainty.

All sides involved probably would need to give a bit to make a mutually advantageous deal work. The Panthers would eat $1.5 million of Thielen's contract, getting two of the three picks the Vikingsย got from the Jetsย in theย Harrison Phillipsย trade in return. Thielen would take a $1 million pay cut in return for having the remaining $3.8 million guaranteed. The Vikings cleared out almost exactly that much when they made the Phillips trade, allowing them to absorb what's left of Thielen's contract as part of the deal.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46053274/nfl-preseason-trades-2025-team-offers-players-draft-picks-contracts

So the Panthers turned down a 4th and his proposal is the Panthers accept even less plus eat some of his salary? Rigghhhtttt.

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The real point made in the Barnwell pieceโ€ฆ.is how fans over value AT. ย It doesnโ€™t exist elsewhere. ย The 4th only exists because itโ€™s the Vikings. ย  Itโ€™s like the Burns for 2 1sts deal. ย  Itโ€™s just a random window that you wonโ€™t find again. ย No team is offering a 4th for AT but the Vikings and we are making the easy hard. ย 4th is a good deal

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