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Jon Gruden has an insane trade idea for the 5-0 Minnesota Vikings and involves a quarterback change that nobody would see coming…

Former NFL head coach Jon Gruden suggested on the Gruden Family Football Show that the Minnesota Vikings should trade a second-round pick to the Las Vegas Raiders for quarterback Kirk Cousins. MinnesotaSportsFan writer Eric Strack strongly dismissed the proposal, emphasizing that the Vikings are 5-0 and currently succeeding with 29-year-old starter Kyler Murray at quarterback.
Strack highlights that Murray recently delivered his best game for Minnesota in a 23-13 win over the New Orleans Saints, completing 80 percent of his passes. While Cousins has thrown 14 touchdowns for the 3-3 Raiders this season, Strack argues that swapping quarterbacks midseason would needlessly disrupt a thriving Minnesota locker room tailored to Murray.
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