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The Seattle Seahawks' running game could use a hand, and these three veteran candidates make perfect sense as potential trade targets.

12th Man Rising argues that the Seattle Seahawks should explore trading for a running back to resolve their struggles on the ground. Through six games under offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, Seattle ranks 24th in rushing success rate and 29th in rush EPA per play, compounded by injuries to Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price.
Writer Ernesto Cova identifies Kenneth Gainwell, Najee Harris, and Tony Pollard as three viable trade options. He suggests Tampa Bay's Gainwell offers pass protection, New York's Harris provides short-yardage durability, and Tennessee's Pollard brings explosive potential similar to former back Kenneth Walker III.
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