The Miami Dolphins find themselves in trouble once again following a season in which they missed the playoffs. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill is back in the headlines—this time for naming his top five quarterbacks, and notably, his own quarterback didn’t make the list.
Adding to the uncertainty, Hill has undergone two wrist surgeries this offseason, casting doubt on the future of a player once considered among the league’s elite. Meanwhile, the Dolphins are also facing a dilemma with cornerback Jalen Ramsey. A trade seems inevitable, but for now, Miami is unwilling to accommodate his contract demands.
“The Dolphins appear unwilling to take on any of Jalen Ramsey’s guaranteed money to facilitate a trade. Teams are very interested in trading for Ramsey, but don’t want to take on his full contract. This is the current hold up,” Jeremy Fowler reported.
One potential landing spot for Ramsey is a reunion with the Los Angeles Rams, where he won his only Super Bowl.
“The Rams lack both consistency and top-level play in their cornerback ranks — the biggest deficiency in this young, acclaimed defense. The front office did almost nothing to invest in the unit this offseason, but the opportunity to make a splash is still alive should the Rams make a play to bring Jalen Ramsey back to Los Angeles,” Mason Cameron wrote.
The Dolphins ended last season with an 8–9 record, prompting some harsh criticism—most notably from Packers running back Josh Jacobs during a live stream.
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“You coming to the Dolphins,” Adin Ross said.
“No I’m not, I’m trying to win gang, I ain’t trying to lose,” Jacobs replied.
While the Packers made the playoffs, the Dolphins were sent home early and now face a growing list of internal issues. Jacobs made it abundantly clear that Miami isn’t on his radar once his contract with Green Bay ends in the coming years.
