Super Bowl-Winning QB Urges Minnesota Vikings to Make Blockbuster Trade for $44M Pro Bowler
The Minnesota Vikings are the last undefeated team left, and general manager Nolan Teasley has surely been busy working the […]
Minnesota Vikings GM Nolan Teasley is reportedly in the middle of trade negotiations as he prepares for the November 10 deadline. According to former Super Bowl-winning quarterback Russell Wilson, the team should be targeting Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor. Wilson suggested on CBS' "Set Hut" that the Vikings should make an aggressive push to acquire Taylor.
The three-time Pro Bowler would provide a potent running duo with Aaron Jones, potentially creating a formidable backfield for the Vikings. Taylor's exceptional rushing abilities, coupled with his eight touchdowns already this season, would bolster the offense and create more opportunities for Kyler Murray and Justin Jefferson downfield.
The Colts, however, have not indicated their willingness to part ways with the 27-year-old running back, who is still under contract through 2028. If the Vikings can secure Taylor, they would likely be paying a premium for his services, potentially sacrificing one or two draft picks in the 2027 and 2028 classes.
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