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The Minnesota Vikings should be making calls about Jonathan Taylor. When a running back of his caliber becomes available, a team with playoff ambitions cannot afford to ignore the opportunity. Still, pursuing a difference-maker and paying whatever Indianapolis demands are…

The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly among the teams interested in acquiring Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor ahead of the November 10 trade deadline. Zone Coverage argues that Minnesota should aggressively pursue Taylor to strengthen its playoff ambitions, but emphasizes that the franchise must maintain discipline rather than surrendering excessive future assets to complete a deal.
Indianapolis reportedly rejected an offer featuring a second-round draft pick and an additional selection, leaving discussions at a standstill. The author suggests a package centered around a second-round pick should serve as Minnesota's ceiling, arguing the front office must walk away if the Colts insist on a first-round selection.
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