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Jalen Ramsey<\/a><\/strong>, cornerback for the Los Angeles Rams<\/a><\/strong>, is on his way to the Miami Dolphins<\/a><\/strong> in a trade that was recently agreed upon by both teams. <\/p>\n According to various sources, the Dolphins<\/strong> will acquire Ramsey,<\/strong> while the Rams<\/strong> will receive Hunter Long<\/strong>, a tight end, and the Dolphins’ 2023 third-round pick, which is the 77th overall pick.<\/p>\n Although the deal has yet to be finalized, both teams have agreed to it and are awaiting the new league year, which begins on Wednesday. Ramsey is still performing at a high level, but his enormous salary cap<\/strong> hit and the Rams’ unstable cap situation made them eager to trade him. <\/p>\n Ramsey<\/strong> is set to make a $17 million base salary<\/strong> in 2023, and the trade will save the Rams $5.6 million <\/strong>in cap space this year.<\/p>\n Long<\/strong>, on the other hand, was a 2021 third-round pick who has seen limited action in his first two NFL seasons<\/strong>. This trade signifies a significant move for the Dolphins<\/strong>, demonstrating that they are serious about contending this season.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the Rams<\/strong> are reminded that their Super Bowl-winning roster of 2021 will look vastly different from the team they will field in 2023.<\/p>\n Fans of both teams are eagerly anticipating the official announcement of the trade, which is expected to happen in the coming days. Ramsey will bring a wealth of experience and skill to the Dolphins<\/strong>‘ secondary, which is already considered one of the best in the league. <\/p>\n As for the Rams,<\/strong> they will undoubtedly use their newfound cap space to bolster their roster and remain competitive in the upcoming season.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nLA Rams trade Jalen Ramsay to save $5.6 Million in cap space<\/h2>\n