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Who trades for Jonathan Taylor?

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Oct 31, 2026
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Sat, October 31, 2026
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R.J. Harvey identified five potential trade landing spots for Jonathan Taylor, ranked by fit. Cincinnati Bengals top the list with a Super Bowl-quality offense and improved defense but no ground game efficiency, making Taylor a high-impact fit. Minnesota Vikings (6-0) rank second with fewer than 10 offensive touchdowns and desperate need for rushing game juice, positioning Taylor as a high-volume option. Green Bay Packers rank third with the lowest team rushing yards since 1943 in the NFL, creating elite volume opportunity in a high-powered offense. Denver Broncos rank fourth, where Taylor would operate as the lead back with R.J. Harvey and Jonathan Coleman in reserve roles, backed by a great offensive line to pile up fantasy numbers. Seattle Seahawks rank fifth and least favorable—Harvey questions the logic of trading for Taylor after the Seahawks let Kenneth Walker walk and used a first-round pick on Judarian Price, suggesting organizational misalignment and reduced opportunity.

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0:00The five best landing spots for Jonathan
0:01Taylor after he's traded away from the
0:03Colts. Number one is clearly the
0:05Cincinnati Bengals. They have a Super
0:06Bowl quality offense, a much improved
0:08defense, but no ground game efficiency.
0:10Number two is going to be the Minnesota
0:12Vikings, a 6-and-0 team that has fewer
0:14than 10 [music] offensive touchdowns.
0:15They desperately need some juice in the
0:17ground game. Number three would be the
0:19Green Bay Packers. Josh Jacobs was
0:20looking like prime Eddie Lacy in his
0:22second game back. The team has the
0:24lowest team rushing yards since 1943 in
0:27the NFL. Number four would actually be
0:29the Denver Broncos. I think as the lead
0:31back with R.J. Harvey and Jonathan
0:33Coleman contributing, we could see
0:34Jonathan Taylor with a great offensive
0:36line pile up the numbers there. And then
0:38the final spot would be the Seattle
0:39Seahawks just because man, would that be
0:41crazy bad decision-making to let Kenneth
0:43Walker walk, draft Judarian Price with a
0:45first-round pick, and then trade a pick
0:47for Jonathan Taylor. Where do you guys
0:49think Jonathan Taylor is going to be
0:51traded before the trade deadline?

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