As of June 1, the Miami Dolphins find themselves in a better financial position to trade cornerback Jalen Ramsey, yet no trade has materialized. Coach Mike McDaniel commented on the situation, indicating that he is not involved in daily discussions regarding the trade and is focused on coaching, allowing General Manager Chris Grier to manage the negotiations. This suggests McDaniel has accepted that Ramsey’s departure is likely but is uncertain about the timing and destination of the trade.
The key concern now is whether the Dolphins can attract interest from multiple teams. If they cannot generate sufficient competition among potential buyers, they may struggle to secure optimal trade value and mitigate Ramsey’s remaining salary obligations, which exceed $20 million. With offseason programs concluding soon, the Dolphins have time on their side, allowing them to finalize a trade before training camp begins.
Despite the financial benefits that come with making a deal, the Dolphins’ strategy relies on leveraging the market effectively. Their success will depend on how many teams engage in discussions, as this will dictate the trade terms and the overall outcome. As it stands, the organization appears to be in a waiting game, balancing the need for strategic decisions with the urgency of the upcoming training camp.
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