With that in mind, ESPN pitched four potential hypothetical trades for Ramsey on Wednesday. Jeremy Fowler's trade package for the Dolphins with the Los Angeles Rams. Dolphins get:

Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey is not planning to attend the team’s mandatory minicamp this week as the sides continue to seek a trade for the seven-time Pro Bowl cornerback. That revelation, reported by NFL Network on Sunday, wasn’t a surprise.

The Miami Dolphins get bad news on a potential return for Jalen Ramsey in a trade, as ESPN predicts offers to range from a fourth-round pick to a seventh-round pick.

Dolphins CB Jalen Ramsey will skip Miami's mandatory minicamp while a trade or release is explored per Ian Rapoport. More at Pro Football Rumors.

The Jalen Ramsey watch continues, and the reality is he could remain a member of the Miami Dolphins for several more weeks. Or he could be traded any day. What

The Dolphins have a serious deficiency in their secondary that has to be addressed before the 2025 season starts and they aren't exactly loaded with cap space to make those fixes. Dealing away Jalen Ramsey will clear a good chunk of space, but not so much that Miami will suddenly have the luxury to stop being thrifty.

Ramsey is a fan of Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero, who coached him in Los Angeles, and the Panthers have a big need at safety opposite new addition Tre'von Moehrig. As 30-year-old Ramsey enters the latter part of his career, safety might be a better position for him.

The Steelers are interested. . . . Only hours after reporting the Steelers weren’t expected to trade for Dolphins tight end Jonnu Smith, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Pittsburgh has “renewed conversations” with Miami. A possible trade between ...

It's fair to say the future of Miami Dolphins tight end Jonnu Smith is very much up in the air. Last week, ESPN reported that the Pittsburgh Steelers had engaged the Dolphins on trade talks centered around Smith,

As the tight end has trade chatter swirling around him as he is seeking a new deal for the 2025 season, his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, cleared the air on Smith’s standing.

The Pittsburgh Steelers "renewed conversations today" with Miami Dolphins tight end Jonnu Smith, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Dolphins are being urged to make a trade for a young emerging star as a replacement for veteran Jalen Ramsey.