The Rams and Jalen Ramsey are mutually interested in a reunion, and the Miami Dolphins agreed it’s best to part ways. Let make this happen.
— HoldenCantor (@HoldenCantor) April 26, 2025
Dolphins general manager Chris Grier confirmed they’ve had conversations with teams and are willing to make a deal “at the appropriate time.” Ramsey, a seven-time Pro Bowler and three-time All-Pro, remains a top-tier cornerback, but with a $16.6 million cap hit and a $24.2 million salary due this year, any trade will require some financial finessing.
Rams Eyeing Ramsey Reunion
The Los Angeles Rams are keeping a close eye on the situation — and they’re not being subtle about it.
Rapoport and multiple reports have confirmed that the Rams, who traded Ramsey away two years ago, would love to bring him back to SoFi Stadium. Head coach Sean McVay admitted there are “a lot of layers” to work through, especially around contract adjustments, but didn’t hide his interest in a possible reunion.
Ok now it’s time to get @jalenramsey back in the Horns and push for the Lombardi 🏆🤫5️⃣ pic.twitter.com/CmcRffk4rs
— RamsNation (@LARamsey46) April 26, 2025
For a Rams team looking to fortify its secondary for another Super Bowl run, Ramsey would be a familiar and valuable addition.
He’d rejoin a defense that's been rebuilt with young stars up front, but still needs a true anchor at cornerback. If the Dolphins are motivated to move him post-June 1, don't be surprised if Los Angeles makes a serious push to bring one of McVay’s favorite players back home.
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