Report: Vikings, Harrison Phillips agree to contract extension

Roster constructions continues to develop as the Minnesota Vikings eye long-term success and a piece of the puzzle for at least the next two seasons is defensive tackle Harrison Phillips, who has reportedly agreed to a contract extension.

According NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, Phillips and the Vikings are in agreement on a two-year extention "worth up to $19 million" with more than $13 million guaranteed. The extension means Phillips is under contract with the Vikings through 2026.

Phillips had one of Minnesota's five sacks on Daniel Jones in Sunday's 28-6 victory over the Giants.

This is a developing story.