The ever-revolving door at quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings could be smack in the middle of another rotation. Kyler Murray has been inconsistent this season, even with the team being 6-0 this year. With a decision on an extension looming, the Vikings could be in the market for a quarterback as the November 10th trade deadline looms.
One quarterback we know Kevin O'Connell likes is currently in some legal trouble, and a new home could be just what the doctor ordered. Former Indianapolis Colts first-round pick Anthony Richardson is facing a misdemeanor charge for possession of marijuana, stemming from a traffic stop.
Given the state of the quarterback room of the Vikings, and the state of the Colts franchise as a whole, maybe a late-round pick
swap in exchange for Richardson could benefit both teams. Indianapolis lands some form of value in return for the former Florida Gator, and Minnesota lands a quarterback with limitless upside.
Could Richardson be thrown into a trade along with Jonathan Taylor or Quenton Nelson for the right price?
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Potential Vikings trade target facing misdemeanor charge
