The former star cornerback for the Los Angeles Rams, moved on to the Miami Dolphins shortly after helping the Rams win a Super Bowl. In his two seasons with Miami, he earned one Pro Bowl selection but made just a single playoff appearance in 2023. The Dolphins have struggled with injuries—particularly to quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, whose concussion issues have limited the team’s success.
Now, him and the Dolphins have mutually agreed to explore trade opportunities ahead of the upcoming season. The goal is to complete a trade before the season kicks off. However, moving Ramsey could be challenging due to the $25.1 million in guaranteed salary he’s owed for the 2025 season. Still, several teams have the financial flexibility to make a deal work.
Ramsey is expected to have input on his next destination, which could land him with a contender. Teams like the Lions, 49ers, Seahawks, and Packers all have the cap space and the competitive outlook that might appeal to him. Even if he’s open to a rebuild, the Patriots—with $67 million in cap space—could be in the mix, despite being in the same division as Miami.
One of the top cornerbacks of his era, Ramsey would instantly upgrade nearly any secondary. His high price tag might deter some teams, but for those looking to bolster their defense with a proven lockdown corner, he’s a tough player to pass up.