NFL Teams Weigh Trades as Nov. 10 Deadline Nears

NFL teams are weighing possible trades before the Nov. 10 deadline, with Minnesota discussed as a potential buyer and Indianapolis as a possible seller. The reports describe proposed moves and trade candidates, not completed deals or confirmed negotiations. Minnesota is 5-0 after its bye, according to one trade-market report, but its offense ranks 27th in yards per game and estimated points added (EPA) per play. That report says the Vikings plan to use their strong start to pursue improvements, particularly along the offensive line, while also identifying a blocking tight end or running back depth as possible needs. The team’s defense is described as a strength. A separate trade proposal suggests the Vikings seek Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert for two first-round picks, two second-round picks and Carson Wentz. The proposal is speculative, and the same report says the Chargers have repeatedly said they will not trade Herbert. No deal has been announced. Another article names San Francisco 49ers receiver Jauan Jennings as a possible Vikings candidate, citing reported trade buzz, but offers no confirmation of negotiations. Indianapolis is also a focus of deadline...