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The Minnesota Vikings have the best record in the league, high chance for the playoffs and are looking for a RB for the stretch run in 2026.

Steve Hoikkala examines potential running back trade targets for the Minnesota Vikings ahead of the November 10 deadline. With the team starting 6-0 behind an elite defense led by coordinator Brian Flores, general manager Nolan Teasley faces the decision of whether to trade future draft capital to bolster a backfield dealing with injuries to Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason.
The writer identifies Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor as the premier target, though acquiring him carries significant draft pick and salary costs. Alternative options analyzed include Saquon Barkley of the Philadelphia Eagles, Breece Hall of the New York Jets, and Tennessee Titans running back Tony Pollard, whom Hoikkala considers the most feasible low-cost rental option.
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