Should Seahawks trade for Jonathan Taylor? Pros, cons for reigning champions to add Colts superstar

The Colts could fetch a pretty penny for Taylor, but is it worth it for Seattle? Less than nine months ago, Kenneth Walker III powered the Seahawks to a Super Bowl LX victory with 161 yards from scrimmage, won Super Bowl MVP … and then left Seattle, becoming the first Super Bowl MVP to change teams the ensuing offseason in over two decades. Walker took Seattle's entire running game with him. While he leads the NFL in rushing yards and yards per carry in Kansas City, the Seattle running game is wallowing among the league's worst. With Zach Charbonnet missing the first six weeks of the season, Seattle has rotated through runners — first-round rookie Jadarian Price leading the way at first before landing on IR with a chest injury, then Emanuel Wilson after Price's injury, with a sprinkling of George Holani as a change-of-pace/third-down/pass-catching option.

None have produced. Not only that, but all three have committed the cardinal sin: turning the ball over. Price lost fumbles in Week 2 and Week 3. Wilson and Holani both lost fumbles in Week 5, gifting the 49ers 14 points. Holani's, with Seattle simply trying to run out the first-half clock, was particularly awful, and Mike Macdonald could hardly believe his eyes. #Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald’s reaction after Gracen Halton’s TD in the