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Thielen had 103 catches last season but he’s been out for a month with a hamstring injury.

Our dear Minnesota brother Adam Thielen may require our intervention in Charlotte.

The football player from Detroit Lakes, Michigan, who played at Division II Minnesota State-Mankato before the Vikings snagged him as an undrafted free agent, is now in the waning years of his NFL career and has had his hopes of becoming a Super Bowl champion with the Carolina Panthers shattered. If the Vikings want to keep him, they need to deal for him by the NFL trade deadline on November 5th.

Surely it’s possible. According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Vikings “should” acquire Thielen through trade. She makes it clear that she is only speculating on potential trades between Minnesota and Carolina and is not implying that they will actually go through with such deals.

Russini detailed her proposed trade for Adam Thielen with the Vikings in exchange for a conditional sixth-round pick from the Panthers in 2026. He didn’t want to leave his hometown of Minnesota, and the 34-year-old is anticipated to practice this week. Now he can go back to his old team. Now that he’s back in purple and gold, he can lead Kevin O’Connell’s offense from of the slot position. In my fantasy league, though, it seems like the Panthers are helping out the Vikings by doing this.

Associated: Star Wars actress Daisy Ridley was a Vikings fan on Sunday.

After missing the previous four games with an injury, Thielen returned to form in 2023, when he caught 103 passes for the Panthers. Minnesota could use another slot receiver to complement Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Jalen Nailor, and T.J. Hockenson; he is one of the most decorated receivers in Vikings history.

There is a risk involved with trading for Thielen. He has been sidelined for a month this season due to a hamstring issue; he is 34 years old and has had a string of problems in recent seasons. The Panthers have three weeks to decide whether to activate him from injured reserve or leave him on IR for the remainder of the season. His 21-day practice window was opened on Wednesday.Our dear Minnesota brother Adam Thielen may require our intervention in Charlotte.

The football player from Detroit Lakes, Michigan, who played at Division II Minnesota State-Mankato before the Vikings snagged him as an undrafted free agent, is now in the waning years of his NFL career and has had his hopes of becoming a Super Bowl champion with the Carolina Panthers shattered. If the Vikings want to keep him, they need to deal for him by the NFL trade deadline on November 5th.

Surely it’s possible. Dianna Russini of The Athletic thinks the Vikings “should” acquire Thielen via trade. She makes it clear that she is only speculating on potential trades between Minnesota and Carolina and is not implying that they will actually go through with such deals.

Russini detailed her proposed trade for Adam Thielen with the Vikings in exchange for a conditional sixth-round pick from the Panthers in 2026. He didn’t want to leave his hometown of Minnesota, and the 34-year-old is anticipated to practice this week. Now he can go back to his old team. Now that he’s back in purple and gold, he can lead Kevin O’Connell’s offense from of the slot position. In my fantasy league, though, it seems like the Panthers are helping out the Vikings by doing this.

Associated: Star Wars actress Daisy Ridley was a Vikings fan on Sunday.

After missing the previous four games with an injury, Thielen returned to form in 2023, when he caught 103 passes for the Panthers. Minnesota could use another slot receiver to complement Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Jalen Nailor, and T.J. Hockenson; he is one of the most decorated receivers in Vikings history.

There is a risk involved with trading for Thielen. He has been sidelined for a month this season due to a hamstring issue; he is 34 years old and has had a string of problems in recent seasons. The Panthers have three weeks to decide whether to activate him from injured reserve or leave him on IR for the remainder of the season. His 21-day practice window was opened on Wednesday.