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The Seattle Seahawks have made one big move ahead of the trade deadline, trading for the Indianapolis Colts‘ Quenton Nelson. Nonetheless, former Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman believes that Seattle shouldn’t stop there.In their Week 7 win over the Kansas City…

Former Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman urged the franchise to target Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor via trade. Speaking on "The Richard Sherman Podcast" on October 29, Sherman argued that Seattle needs a premier running back and suggested general manager John Schneider should consider offering a first-round draft pick to secure Taylor.
Seattle recently acquired Colts guard Quenton Nelson before the trade deadline. However, ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported on October 27 that Colts ownership does not currently want to trade Taylor, though external teams are expected to maintain interest and make potential offers before the deadline.
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