Nahshon Wright was traded from the Cowboys to the Minnesota Vikings as part of the deal that brought Andrew Booth to Dallas. Wright's departure opened up a spot on the roster, allowing Booth to join the team after his release.

Nahshon Wright, currently with the Vikings, is a 6'4", 185-pound cornerback who brings length and potential to the field. A former third-round pick, he has participated in 32 games with three starts during his time in Dallas, and has also contributed significantly on special teams. After being traded to Minnesota for Andrew Booth Jr., he is recognized for his strong tackling and solid run defense, with 37 career tackles, five pass breakups, and one interception to his name. He could be a valuable addition in filling the secondary gaps for the Buccaneers.

Wright, a third-round pick in 2021, became expendable after Bland's emergence as a standout cornerback. His trade to Minnesota in exchange for Andrew Booth reflects the team's focus on talent retention and development at the cornerback position.

Nahshon Wright is one of the cornerbacks included in the Vikings' 17-member practice squad. His presence adds depth to the secondary as the team navigates its roster adjustments leading into the season.

Nahshon Wright was waived by the Vikings as part of their roster cuts.