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As far as the Minnesota Vikings are concerned, it would appear that they have discovered a solution to their problem at left tackle.

“The Vikings acquired Cam Robinson, a left tackle for the Jacksonville Jaguars, in exchange for draft pick compensation when they acquired Robinson,” Ian Rapoport of NFL Network said on Tuesday.

Robinson was acquired by the Vikings in exchange for draft pick compensation. The Vikings will be awarded a seventh-round pick in 2026, while the Jaguars will be handed a fifth-round pick in 2026. However, the Jaguars’ pick has the potential to be raised to a fourth-round selection depending on the amount of playing time the player receives.

Robinson, who was taken by Jacksonville in the second round in 2017, is expected to become an unrestricted free agent during the upcoming offseason. Robinson was selected by Jacksonville in September of 2017. There have been 91 games that he has started for the Jaguars as the starting quarterback throughout the course of the past eight years. During the current season, Robinson has made seven appearances, and he has allowed four sacks to be taken against defenses.

After suffering a defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Rams by a score of 30–20 on Thursday night, the Minnesota Vikings were in dire need of a left tackle.

This was due to the fact that Christian Darrisaw, a veteran who had played for four years, had a knee injury that caused his season to begin and end suddenly. Following the removal of Darrisaw from the game, David Quessenberry, who was playing as a backup left tackle, had a difficult time on the field. In the meantime, quarterback Sam Darnold was sacked twice in the second half of the game, including a safety that secured the victory in the waning seconds of the game.

With EverBank Stadium serving as the venue, the tenth week of the season will feature a clash between Minnesota and Jacksonville Football Club.