Ramsey traded to Miami for ‘23 3rd rd pick(#77 overall) and TE Hunter Long

[PhillyRam]

I guarantee you this is BS and he’s not getting traded this off-season. But if he is, I reserve the right to change my mind

They are listening and if someone knocks their socks off, then maybe they do it. Might include multiple high picks and maybe absorbing more of his cap hit this yr if that's possible.

If they get such an offer it might make a lot of sense to move him.

 

[dang]

Who could the trade calls have come from and why are they Detroit?!?

Detroit owes us a little for the Goff/Stafford trade. I love Stafford for getting us the Super Bowl but I sure felt like Detroit bent us over a bit at the time because McVay was so in love with Stafford. And Getting Goff plus the picks boosted that offense.

 

[Neil039]

Two firsts from Detroit. Time to fleece them.

 

[WestCoastRam]

Two firsts from Detroit. Time to fleece them.

Hahaha, they do have 4 picks in the 1st two rounds and gave up 2nd most air yards on D last year. It sure makes a lot of sense.

 

[LA_vision]

Two firsts from Detroit. Time to fleece them.

That would be a really good move for both teams.

 

[KA210927]

I’d take a 1st and C Frank Ragnow from Detroit and be very happy

 

[PhillyRam]

That would be a really good move for both teams.

I would take a 1 and 3 this yr and a 2 next yr...and hopefully they could take on more of his dead cap if possible.

 

[WestCoastRam]

I would take a 1 and 3 this yr and a 2 next yr...and hopefully they could take on more of his dead cap if possible.

One thing to note is a 1st this year isn't worth a whole lot... supposedly only maybe 12-15 guys with 1st round grades.

 

[Riverumbbq]

I’d take a 1st and C Frank Ragnow from Detroit and be very happy

If Christian Gonzalez is still available with overall draft pick #18, I'd be all over that trade.

 

[FaulkSF]

Is a team going to pay his dead money and give us a first? That's the only way I can see Jalen being moved. He's been excellent in run support, but can be beat deep. I'd hate to see him go, but there are teams like the Bears and Falcons can make a splash move for a trade:

Rams have had trade talks regarding Jalen Ramsey; CB likely to be dealt in the coming weeks

www.nfl.com

 

[OldSchool]

What do you mean a team pays his dead money?

 

[FaulkSF]

What do you mean a team pays his dead money?

$32.1M dead cap hit. This is before his base and other salvageable salary is subtracted out. I've seen others here post it's about a $19Mish net hit, which does not create any cap space this year.

 

[dieterbrock]

$32.1M dead cap hit. This is before his base and other salvageable salary is subtracted out. I've seen others here post it's about a $19Mish net hit, which does not create any cap space this year.

Teams cant pay other teams dead cap in a trade

 

[thirteen28]

I’d take a 1st and C Frank Ragnow from Detroit and be very happy

I would too but they would be foolish to give up Ragnow. They've got a solid OL up there and that has allowed Goff the chance to get back to where he was in 2018 with us. If I was Brad Holmes, that would be a non-starter with me unless there was another guy waiting in the wings.

 

[thirteen28]

$32.1M dead cap hit. This is before his base and other salvageable salary is subtracted out. I've seen others here post it's about a $19Mish net hit, which does not create any cap space this year.

If that's the case, it doesn't seem to make any sense to trade him. In the salary cap era, the only reason you trade a guy with his talents is to create cap space, and while I don't know all of the particulars of how it works, there is no point in trading Ramsey if we don't get a nice chunk of cap room.

 

[Wisconsinram]

Given his contract and what teams will have to take on, everyone here is going to be extremely disappointed in the trade return. It's a salary dump for '24, imo.

 

[OldSchool]

$32.1M dead cap hit. This is before his base and other salvageable salary is subtracted out. I've seen others here post it's about a $19Mish net hit, which does not create any cap space this year.

The team we trade him to if he's traded doesn't pay that they pick up his remaining base pay and bonuses.

 

[FaulkSF]

Jalen thinks this post is click bait:

Jalen Ramsey pushes back on report that Rams are 'very likely' to trade him

The cornerback's record contract gives him a $25.2 million cap hit next season.

www.yahoo.com

 

[Merlin]

From the article:

"With the trade discussions already underway, Ramsey's destination should be known within the next few weeks. And with the 28-year-old still playing at the top of his game, he could be a hot commodity for teams with the capital to make an exchange."

League groupthink working in our favor here. IMO. If true of course.

 

[Turducken]

Per overthecap.com here are the cap savings from post June 1st trades. I believe they can designate the trade as happening after June 1 (not sure whether that still helps us get under the cap before the upcoming league deadline though).