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The Minnesota Vikings caught a tough update on a possible trade for Colts RB Jonathan Taylor this week, but the team still has good options.

The Minnesota Vikings' pursuit of Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor faces obstacles due to high trade demands, according to ESPN's Dan Graziano. Graziano reported that Indianapolis is seeking substantial draft capital and could keep the 27-year-old running back. If a trade occurs, the New York Giants are viewed as the most likely suitor to meet the Colts' high asking price ahead of the deadline.
Should the Vikings miss out on a permanent trade for Taylor, potential fallback options at running back reportedly include Breece Hall of the New York Jets and Tony Pollard of the Tennessee Titans. Meanwhile, the article notes a reunion with Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins remains unlikely due to a steep asking price.
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