Vikings Trade for Jaguars Tackle Cam Robinson

The Minnesota Vikings have traded for left tackle Cam Robinson from the Jacksonville Jaguars following Christian Darrisaw's season-ending knee injury. Darrisaw's injury occurred during a game against the Los Angeles Rams, prompting the Vikings to act quickly to bolster their offensive line. Robinson, who has started 91 games since being drafted in 2017, is in the final year of a $54 million contract and is expected to provide immediate support. The details regarding draft pick compensation sent to the Jaguars have not been disclosed. Robinson's addition comes as the Vikings aim to remain competitive in a challenging NFC North division, with a key game against the Colts approaching. His return to Jacksonville for a game against his former team is also on the horizon.