Jalen Ramsey Injury News & Updates

Ramsey recorded eight tackles (four solo) during the Steelers' 25-10 loss to the Chargers on Sunday.

Ramsey posted a season-high eight stops during Sunday's loss, which was second most on the Steelers behind Patrick Queen (12). It was Ramsey's second game at safety, and the 10th-year pro is up to 43 tackles (27 solo), including 2.0 sacks, and five pass defenses (one interception) through nine regular-season games.

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said Saturday that the Steelers have moved Ramsey exclusively to safety ahead of their Week 9 tilt with the Colts, Alex Kozora of SteelersDepot.com reports.

The Steelers are thin at safety with DeShon Elliott (knee) on injured reserve and Jabrill Peppers (quadriceps) and Chuck Clark (illness) both sidelined for Week 9, so Ramsey -- who had been primarily serving as a slot corner -- will adapt to a new position. Ramsey had previously gotten some exposure to safety during training camp and during the season, so the transition shouldn't prove to be too difficult. Brandin Echols is now in line to serve as the Steelers' top slot corner, while Darius Slay and Joey Porter operate as the team's boundary corners.

Ramsey logged four tackles (three solo) during Pittsburgh's loss to Green Bay on Sunday.

Ramsey played every defensive snap for the Steelers during the loss. The 2016 first-round pick has now racked up at least four tackles in five of his seven outings this season. He will look to keep producing in the team's Week 9 matchup versus the Colts.

Ramsey recorded six tackles (three solo) and a pass defensed in Thursday's 33-31 loss to the Bengals.

This was one of Ramsey's better stat lines of the season, matching his season high of six tackles. However, it was far from his best performance, as he was one of the primary players responsible for covering Ja'Marr Chase, who incredibly recorded 16 receptions. While it wasn't Ramsey's finest performance, he remains a key part of the Steelers' secondary and should continue to produce diverse stats for IDP purposes.

Ramsey tallied six tackles (four solo), including 2.0 sacks, in Sunday's 23-9 win against the Browns.

Ramsey dealt with a hamstring injury throughout the week, but he was able to suit up and logged 77 percent of Pittsburgh's defensive snaps. The veteran cornerback unexpectedly got to Browns rookie QB Dillon Gabriel in the backfield twice for his first two sacks of the season. In fact, the 2.0 sacks tied his career-best mark for an entire season. Ramsey was deemed a non-participant in practice both Monday and Tuesday this week, but the reason was cited as 'rest,' so he should be good to suit up against the Bengals on Thursday Night Football.

The Steelers have upgraded Ramsey (hamstring) from questionable and he is expected to suit up for Sunday's divisional matchup against Cleveland, Brooke Pryor of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey upgraded to a full practice Friday after having opened Week 6 with back-to-back missed sessions, and Pittsburgh has now upgraded his status Saturday. The reliable veteran appears on track to handle his usual starting role at slot corner versus the Browns and rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel.

Ramsey (hamstring) is listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Browns.

After logging consecutive DNPs to open the Steelers' week of practice, Ramsey upgraded to a full session Friday, suggesting he's trending in the right direction ahead of Sunday's divisional matchup. The veteran corner has appeared in all four of Pittsburgh's games thus far, recording 14 total tackles and four passes defended, including one interception. However, if he's sidelined for the first time in Week 6, expect Brandin Echols to step in and start at slot corner.

Ramsey (hamstring) will be limited in practice this week, Brooke Pryor of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey must have picked up the injury in the Steelers' Week 4 win over the Vikings in Dublin, Ireland, as he played just 72 percent of the defensive snaps against Minnesota. The Week 5 bye came at a good time for Ramsey, who has 14 tackles (eight solo) and four pass breakups, including one interception, across four appearances this season.

Ramsey recorded six tackles (four solo) and two pass breakups, including one interception, in the Steelers' loss to the Seahawks on Sunday.

Ramsey played all 65 defensive snaps against Seattle, and his first-quarter interception of Sam Darnold on a pass intended for Cooper Kupp marked Ramsey's first interception as a member of the Steelers. Aside from the interception, Ramsey was picked apart by Darnold and the Seattle wide receivers in Week 2, as Ramsey was in coverage on Tory Horton's 21-yard touchdown in the first quarter.

The Dolphins are trading Ramsey to the Steelers, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey and tight end Jonnu Smith are headed to Pittsburgh in exchange for safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, with Day 3 picks going in both directions. The 2-for-1 trade allows Miami to shed salary without totally punting, while Pittsburgh now has standout strengths at cornerback and tight end. Ramsey may end up in an IDP-friendly role as a slot guardian and/or safety, considering the Steelers seemingly have a solid pair of boundary corners in Joey Porter and Darius Slay. They also have slot corner Beanie Bishop returning, so there's no shortage of options for nickel packages.

The Dolphins are trading Ramsey to the Steelers, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey and TE Jonnu Smith are headed to Pittsburgh in exchange for S Minkah Fitzpatrick, with Day 3 picks going in both directions. The 2-for-1 trade allows Miami to shed salary without totally punting, while Pittsburgh now has standout strengths at cornerback and tight end. Ramsey may end up in an IDP-friendly role as a slot guardian and/or safety, considering the Steelers seemingly have a solid pair of boundary corners in Joey Porter and Darius Slay. They also have slot corner Beanie Bishop returning, so there's no shortage of options for nickel packages.

The Dolphins are expected to finalize a trade dealing Ramsey before training camp, and the cornerback's preferred destination would be a West Coast team such as the Rams or Chargers, Dante Collinelli of SI.com reports.

Ramsey and Miami appear united in a mutual desire to part ways, and it's unsurprising that interested teams would want the veteran cornerback present for the start of training camp. Both teams in Los Angeles would benefit from adding a proven starting boundary corner such as Ramsey, though Rams coach Sean McVay said Wednesday that "there would be some obstacles that are real that are in the place of maybe preventing that from occurring," though he said the team is "always open-minded to onboarding and acquiring quality players." The Steelers have also reportedly emerged as an interested party among the Dolphins' trade talks.

Ramsey is not planning to attend the Dolphins' mandatory minicamp during the coming week, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

It was reported in mid-April that Ramsey and the Dolphins were mutually interested in parting ways via a trade, and that sentiment doesn't seem to have changed on either side. Though a deal hasn't come to fruition yet, Joe Schad of The Palm Beach Post suggested in late May that the Rams, Cowboys and Commanders could be possible suitors. Per Rapoport, Ramsey is planning to stay away from the Dolphins until the situation is resolved.

Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said Tuesday that after numerous conversations with Ramsey "we decided it was probably in the best interest for all parties to move forward [separately]", Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Miami has already paid a $4 million (a roster bonus) of the $25.1 million fully guaranteed that Ramsey is due in 2025, leaving a potential trade partner with the bill for only $21.1 million this year. Of that sum, $18.98 million comes as a bonus due Week 1, a cap hit spread around future seasons and potentially open to restructuring, making his contract relatively trade-friendly for the 2025 season. Ramsey played all 17 regular-season games for the Dolphins in 2024 and remained a high-end starter, though failed to earn a Pro Bowl nod for the first time since his rookie year (min. 10 games played). There should be no shortage of teams interested in trading for Ramsey, though in the event that no deal can be worked out, Grier said "if he's here, we'll deal with it."

Ramsey and the Dolphins are exploring options for a trade, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey signed a three-year extension in September, but the length was mostly a vehicle for short-term cap savings -- there's no guaranteed money beyond 2025. He does have a full guarantee for his $25.1 million in compensation this year, including a $4 million roster bonus the Dolphins already paid. Most of the money ($18.98 million) comes from an option bonus that's due Week 1 and spreads the cap burden to future seasons, making the 30-year-old cornerback a viable trade target for teams without much wiggle room under the 2025 cap. Multiple teams figure to be interested in a trade, considering Ramsey played all 17 games last season and earned PFF's No. 10 grade among CBs, recording 60 tackles, 11 pass defenses and two interceptions. He's still a high-quality starter on the perimeter or in the slot, and he has the necessary size/physicality to transition to safety toward the end of his career.

Ramsey racked up 60 tackles (39 solo), including 1.0 sacks, across 17 regular-season games with the Dolphins in 2024. He also had 11 passes defensed and two interceptions.

Ramsey was one of the few stalwart members of Miami's defensed during the 2024 campaign, in which he suited up for all of the Dolphins' regular-season games despite entering the year with a hamstring injury. The 30-year-old cornerback remains under contract through 2028, though Miami has a potential 'out' in his contract after the 2025 campaign.

Ramsey (knee) was listed as a full practice participant on Thursday's injury report, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Ramsey was limited in Wednesday's practice due to a knee issue, but he was able to go through team drills Thursday without any limitations. Unless he suffers a setback, Ramsey should be good to go for Sunday's AFC East clash against the Patriots. Ramsey has played every single defensive snap in the five regular-season games since the Dolphins' Week 6 bye, and over that span he has registered 20 tackles (15 solo) and four pass defenses (including two interceptions).

Ramsey (knee) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Ramsey played 100 percent of the Dolphins' defensive snaps and recorded five total tackles and two passes defended, including one interception, in Sunday's win over the Raiders. However, it now appears that he picked up a knee injury in the process. Ramsey's participation Thursday and Friday will likely provide the best indication of whether he can play through the issue in the Week 12 divisional matchup against the Patriots.

Ramsey finished Sunday's 34-19 win over Las Vegas with five solo tackles and two pass defenses (including one interception).

Ramsey picked off Gardner Minshew late in the fourth quarter on a pass intended for Jakobi Meyers, which led to a 46-yard field goal from Jason Sanders four plays later. Ramsey has now logged two interceptions over his last three games, and for the year he's up to 40 tackles (26 solo) and six pass defenses (including two interceptions) across 10 regular-season games.

Ramsey recorded one tackle (one solo) and an interception during Sunday's 30-27 loss at Buffalo.

Josh Allen wisely avoided targeting Ramsey for most of Sunday's contest, but he was still able to make a mark in Week 9 early in the second quarter by corralling a red-zone pass after it bounced off the fingertips of Keon Coleman. His assignment in Week 10 will be to try to slow down Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua in Los Angeles.

Ramsey (hamstring) was left off the Dolphins' injury report Wednesday ahead of Thursday night's matchup with the Bills, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey has been nursing a hamstring injury over the past week, but it appears he's healthy enough to suit up for Thursday night's divisional matchup. The All-Pro corner helped lead Miami's defense in holding the Jaguars' offense to just 139 passing yards in Week 1, the ninth-best mark in the NFL. Expect Ramsey to line up opposite Kendall Fuller and create problems for Buffalo's wide receivers in Week 2.

Ramsey (hamstring) was listed as a limited participant in Monday's practice estimate, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey continues to deal with the injury, which has limited him for multiple weeks. However, it's worth noting he was able to play through it in Sunday's win over the Jaguars, and despite an expected limited snap count, still played 38 snaps on defense. With just three days to prepare for Thursday's game against the Bills, it's likely the veteran corner will remain limited throughout the week, but ultimately suit up for the game.

Ramsey (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Ramsey had been held out of practice since around mid-August before he returned to the field as a limited participant Friday. The cornerback -- who finalized a three-year contract extension that same day -- apparently did enough during the practice to convince the Dolphins he was ready to play in Sunday's season opener, even though he had been listed as questionable heading into the day. Though Ramsey will likely start, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network relays that the 29-year-old is expected to be on something of a pitch count in Week 1 coming off the hamstring issue.

Ramsey (hamstring), who is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Jaguars, is expected to suit up but will likely play on a limited snap count, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey missed practices Wednesday and Thursday due to the hamstring injury before returning to the field as a limited participant Friday, the same day that he finalized a three-year, $72.3 million contract extension. Even though Ramsey now has some longer-term security with the Dolphins, the coaching staff won't ask him to take on a full workload Sunday, likely due in part to the team facing a quick turnaround for Week 2 with a Thursday matchup with the Bills. Ramsey should be formally cleared when the Dolphins release their inactive list 90 minutes prior to the 1 p.m. ET Week 1 kickoff.

Ramsey (hamstring) was a limited participant in Friday's practice and is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Jaguars, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey inked a three-year, $72.3 million contract extension Friday and subsequently returned to practice in a limited fashion, after having been listed as a non-participant Wednesday and Thursday. Hal Habib of the Palm Beach Post reports that Ramsey considers himself a game-time decision for Sunday's regular-season opener against Jacksonville. In the event that Ramsey can't go, Ethan Bonner will likely draw the start at cornerback.

Ramsey (hamstring) and the Dolphins agreed to terms Friday on a three-year, $72,3 million contract extension, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Ramsey regains his title as the NFL's highest-paid cornerback just days after Patrick Surtain had vaulted into the top spot. The veteran has been sidelined due to a hamstring injury since Aug. 12, and he could be in danger of missing Sunday's regular-season opener against the Jaguars, but Miami's decision to extend Ramsey at this time is a clear indication that the team isn't worried about his long-term availability. If Ramsey is able to practice in at least a limited capacity Friday, he could still manage to suit up Week 1.

Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver said Thursday that he was "hopeful" Ramsey (calf) would be able to play Week 1 against the Jaguars, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports.

Ramsey's injury wasn't supposed to be considered serious, but he's been sidelined since Aug. 12 and has not yet practiced this week. Weaver also mentioned the concern that Miami hosts the Bills next Thursday stating, "We have to be cognizant we have two games in five days." Ramsey's status for Jacksonville on Sunday may come down to the wire, and even if he does suit up, the veteran cornerback may see a limited snap count

Ramsey (hamstring) didn't practice Wednesday.

Wednesday's injury report finally clarified the nature of the injury that kept Ramsey sidelined throughout training camp, though it's discouraging that the veteran cornerback still hasn't recovered with Sunday's regular-season opener against the Jaguars right around the corner. Ramsey will have two more opportunities to increase his practice participation level Thursday and Friday before getting an official Week 1 injury designation.

Ramsey (undisclosed) is not practicing Wednesday, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Ramsey's injury is not expected to be serious, and head coach Mike McDainel has said that if the veteran had to practice today, he could. It's unclear how long the Dolphins will take the cautious approach or when Ramsey may return to practice.

The Dolphins cleared more than $19 million in cap space Monday by executing a conversion on Ramsey's contract, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

On a day with a lot of movement around the league, the update from Miami indicates that Ramsey will be sticking around for 2024. He was only able to suit up for 10 games in 2023, and he's set to turn 30 in October, but he still figures as the Dolphins' top cover corner.

Ramsey recorded 22 tackles (18 solo), five pass breakups and three interceptions across 10 regular-season appearances with the Dolphins in 2023.

Ramsey missed the first even games of the 2023 campaign due to a knee injury suffered in training camp, and while further knee issues limited his snap count on a handful of occasions, he didn't miss another contest on the season. With Ramsey on the field Miami's secondary was markedly improved, and there's no doubt that the 29-year-old remains a pillar of the team's plans going forward, especially with Xavien Howard's play having declined recently. Howard's contract will likely need to be restructured this offseason in order for him to remain with Miami, but Ramsey is at least entrenched as a lockdown starter for new defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver.

Ramsey (knee) is active for Sunday's game at Baltimore.

Despite being a limited participant at practice Friday, Ramsey will suit up for the Dolphins in Week 17. Presuming he's not being held back by an injury, he should be Miami's top corner Sunday.

Ramsey (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game at Baltimore.

Ramsey was a limited participant at practice Friday after not being listed on the Dolphins' injury report Wednesday or Thursday, suggesting he sustained a knee injury at practice during the week. With Xavien Howard (hip) also questionable for Sunday, Miami could find itself thin in the defensive backfield at the Ravens.

Ramsey recorded one tackle, two pass deflections and two interceptions in Sunday's 20-13 win over the Raiders.

The All-Pro cornerback has now posted three interceptions through three games, which is two more than any other Dolphin on the year. Miami's defense has been substantially better when Ramsey is on the field, allowing just over 205 passing yards per game when he plays compared to 256 yards per game when he doesn't. Expect Ramsey to continue wreaking havoc in the Dolphins' secondary as the year goes on.

Ramsey had one tackle and an interception in Sunday's 31-17 win over the Patriots.

Ramsey made his presence felt immediately in his return from knee surgery, intercepting Mac Jones on a pass intended for Kendrick Bourne and returned it 49 yards to help set up the Dolphins for a field goal. Ramsey also forced a fumble on Ezekiel Elliott at the beginning of the second quarter, but the ball went out of bounds. Ramsey's return was a welcome one with Xavien Howard (groin) ruled out for the contest, and the two of them will form a formidable cornerback duo once fully healthy.

Ramsey is active for Sunday's contest against the Patriots.

Ramsey was removed from the team's injured reserve list Saturday after ramping up his intensity and reps in practice this week. His return is a welcome one with safety Jevon Holland (concussion) and cornerback Xavien Howard (groin) out for Sunday's game.

Ramsey (knee) has been activated off the Dolphins' injured reserve list and is questionable for Sunday's contest against the Eagles.

Ramsey has been upping his practice reps and intensity throughout the week. Though he's listed questionable, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported Thursday that the Dolphins are expecting Ramsey to make his 2023 season debut against the divisional rival Patriots. The 2016 first-round pick was acquired by Miami in March from the Rams in exchange for a third-round pick but missed training camp after sustaining a knee injury in late July at the beginning of training camp. Ramsey's return is a welcome one for the Dolphins' secondary, who could be without Xavien Howard (groin) for a second straight week.

Ramsey (knee) is planning to return from injured reserve on Sunday against the Patriots, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Ramsey was designated to return from injured reserve prior to Miami's Week 7 matchup against the Eagles. He's steadily picked up his practice participation since and took 7-on-7 reps Wednesday. Ramsey will officially need to be activated from injured reserve to suit up, though he appears to be in line to make his Dolphins debut.

Ramsey (knee) saw an increase in reps and intensity at Wednesday's practice, Cameron Wolfe of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey also took reps with the starting defense during 7-on-7 drills. The star cornerback is looking to make his season debut after suffering a torn meniscus in July. He returned to practice last week, but ultimately did not play Week 7.

Ramsey (knee) will remain on injured reserve and not play in Sunday's game in Philadelphia, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey returned to practice this week with three limited sessions, and his 21-day window to come off IR opened as a result. He is looking to return from a torn meniscus that required surgery in late July. The star corner's next opportunity to make his season debut will come in Week 8 versus the Patriots.

Ramsey (knee) will practice Wednesday, opening his 21-day window to return from injured reserve, Cameron Wolfe of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey underwent surgery to address a torn left meniscus in July, but he's nearing a return to action, well before original projections that had him likely to sit out until December. Wolfe adds that Ramsey won't play in Sunday's game against the Eagles, but a Week 8 return against the Patriots could be a realistic outcome for the star cornerback if he progresses through practice as Miami's training staff hopes. Ramsey's return could provide a significant defensive boost for the Dolphins, who are off to a 5-1 start primarily due to their league-best offense, which is averaging 37.2 PPG.

Ramsey is "far ahead of his schedule" from the surgery he underwent in late July to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee and could be ready to return to practice as soon as this week, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

At the time surgery was performed, Ramsey had been projected for a December return to game action, but just two and a half months after having the procedure, the six-time Pro Bowl cornerback is already healing faster than anticipated. The Dolphins will presumably re-evaluate the 28-year-old Monday or Tuesday before deciding whether to open his 21-day evaluation window at some point during the upcoming week. Whenever Ramsey is cleared to practice, Pelissero relays that he'll be ramped up gradually. With that in mind, Ramsey is probably unlikely to play in a highly-anticipated Week 7 game against the Eagles, but a return from injured reserve at any point thereafter suddenly looks more realistic.

The Dolphins are slated to place Ramsey (knee) on injured reserve, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Ramsey is recovering from surgery undergone late July to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee, so his placement on IR doesn't come as a surprise. The hope seems to be that Ramsey could make a return late December, so though placement on IR only requires four games to be missed, the star cornerback will likely be out most of the regular season. With Nik Needham (Achilles) also starting on the PUP list, Miami will need rookie second-round pick Cam Smith to step up quickly alongside Xavien Howard.

The Dolphins placed Ramsey (knee) on injured reserve Wednesday, Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Ramsey is expected to miss the majority of the season after undergoing surgery in late July to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee, so the move to IR comes as no surprise. The Dolphins are currently projecting Ramsey for a return at some point in December.

Ramsey (knee) had his meniscus repaired Friday morning and now is expected to miss most of the 2023 season, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The report says Ramsey will be out until December, an outcome he hinted at Thursday when he tweeted that his "end of the season push" would be "legendary". Other players have missed entire seasons after summer meniscus repairs -- including then-Vikings TE Irv Smith in 2021 -- but there's at least some chance for a same-season return in this case, given that Ramsey suffered the injury at the very start of training camp and is on a team with a realistic chance at a deep postseason run. That chance would be better with Ramsey in the Week 1 lineup, of course, but the Dolphins still have a respectable-looking CB group between standout Xavien Howard, slot man Kader Kohou, second-round rookie Cam Smith and former slot starter Nik Needham. They've also got thee starting-caliber safeties in Jevon Holland, DeShon Elliott and Brandon Jones

Ramsey (knee) is set to undergo surgery on his left meniscus Friday, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN reports.

Coach Mike McDaniel said Ramsey's return timeline has yet to do determined, but the cornerback won't be ready for the start of the season. Louis-Jacques adds that a source told his ESPN colleague Adam Schefter that Ramsey could be looking at a multi-month recovery. A more concrete return timeline will likely be established once Ramsey begins his post-surgery rehab process.

Ramsey (knee) is expected to miss the start of the regular season, Marcel Louis-Jacques of ESPN reports.

Ramsey was injured after colliding with Tyreek Hill in practice Thursday and is set to undergo surgery on the meniscus in his left knee. An exact timeline remains unclear and will ultimately depend on how surgery goes, and it's possible that he could be sidelined for up to "a few months."

Ramsey is expected to miss at least six-to-eight weeks due to a meniscus injury that will require surgery, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, Ramsey's ACL is intact, but the star cornerback is destined to miss some time due to his meniscus issue. Pelissero adds that the length of Ramsey's looming recovery will hinge on what level of surgical repair doctors determine is needed. Either way, it appears as though Ramsey's Week 1 status is unclear.

Ramsey (knee) is undergoing an MRI on his left knee in the near future, Alain Poupart of Sports Illustrated reports.

After colliding with All-Pro wideout Tyreek Hill during Thursday's training camp, Ramsey was carted off the field with a left knee injury. The three-time All-Pro was acquired by Miami this offseason for a 2023 third-round pick. The MRI will tell us more about the seriousness of the stud cornerback's injury.

Ramsey was carted to the locker room after suffering an injury during practice to what appeared to be his left knee Thursday, Cameron Wolfe of NFL Network reports.

A big offseason addition for Miami, Ramsey's tenure isn't off to a good start. After grabbing his left knee following a play guarding Tyreek Hill, the six-time Pro Bowl cornerback was checked out by trainers on the sideline. The extent of his injury is unknown for now.

Ramsey (shoulder) went through drills Tuesday at OTAs, but he didn't participate in the 7-on-7 session, Yianni Kourakis of WPBF25 News reports.

Ramsey has yet to miss a game over the past two seasons despite dealing with AC joint sprains in both of his shoulders. He's undergone surgeries in consecutive offseasons to correct the injuries and is expected to be 100 percent healthy for the start of the 2023 campaign, but the Dolphins, who traded for the 2016 first-round pick this offseason, will presumably be cautious with their new star cornerback.

The Rams agreed to trade Ramsey (shoulder) to the Dolphins in exchange for a 2023 third-round pick and Hunter Long on Sunday, but the deal won't be processed until Wednesday, when the new league year begins, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Ramsey hasn't missed a game over the past two seasons despite AC joint sprains in both of his shoulders. He had surgery on the left shoulder last offseason and underwent a procedure on the right one this offseason, but he's expected to be 100 percent healthy for the 2023 campaign. With the trade, Ramsey will have his 2023 and 2024 salaries fully guaranteed, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, and will be set to make around 20 million each season. Paired with Xavien Howard and Jevon Holland, Ramsey should make Miami's secondary one of the most formidable units in the league.

Ramsey is set to undergo surgery on his right shoulder this offseason, Cameron DaSilva of USA Today reports.

Ramsey played through AC joint sprains in both of his shoulders during the Rams' Super Bowl season in 2021, having his left shoulder surgically repaired last offseason and he will now undergo a procedure to address his right shoulder. The cornerback finished the 2022 campaign with a bang in Week 18 versus Seattle, recording two interceptions in the loss. Ramsey finished the year with a career-high 88 tackles, including two sacks, with 18 pass deflections, four interceptions, three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery while playing in all 17 games. The 28-year-old's future with Los Angeles has been in question recently and considering the fact that head coach Sean McVay may call it quits, Ramsey could be a potential trade piece if the Rams look to rebuild in 2023.

Ramsey recorded five solo tackles, two interceptions and three pass defenses during Sunday's 19-16 overtime loss to the Seahawks.

Ramsey was able to effectively blanket DK Metcalf, and both of the veteran cornerback's interceptions came on targets to Metcalf. , Ramsey didn't wait long to notch the first pick, as he was able to get in front of a Geno Smith pass and return the ball all the way back to the Seahawks' 11-yard line, setting up a Matt Gay field goal a few plays later. Ramsey's fourth year with the Rams saw him log career highs in tackles (88) and forced fumbles (three), and he also tied a career high with four interceptions. With three years left on the five-year, $100 million contract extension he signed in 2020, Ramsey will look to continue his lock-down coverage for the Rams in 2023.

Ramsey recorded five tackles (four solo), an interception and three pass defenses during Sunday's 51-14 victory against the Broncos.

Ramsey smothered the Broncos with shutdown coverage, and punctuated his standout performance by picking off Russell Wilson in the third quarter, as Wilson lofted a pass into the end zone intended for Greg Dulcich. Ramsey stepped in front of the pass and snagged his second interception of the season, and the Rams defense as a whole came together and shut down a crumbling Broncos offense. Justin Herbert and the Chargers are up next on the docket in Week 17, a far more challenging task for the star cornerback.

Ramsey logged six tackles (three solo), and forced a fumble which he recovered during Monday's 24-12 loss to the Packers.

Ramsey was a disruptive force despite the loss, keeping surging wideout Christian Watson mostly in check with a 4-46-0 line, and he also managed to strip Aaron Jones in the fourth quarter to keep the Rams in contention. Ramsey finished with six tackles for the fourth consecutive week, and has a tantalizing matchup with the Broncos up next.

Ramsey logged six tackles (four solo) during Sunday's 27-20 loss to the Saints.

Ramsey finished as his team'smsecond-leading tackler behind linebacker Bobby Wagner, who logged 11 tackles against New Orleans. The All-Pro cornerback has now recorded at least six tackles over each of the last four weeks, including a season-high nine stops against Tampa Bay in Week 9. Ramsey now has 50 tackles (39 solo), two sacks, nine passes defended and an interception over 10 games, and, barring injury, he should set a new career high in stops this season.

Ramsey recorded three solo tackles and a sack during Sunday's 24-10 win versus the Panthers.

One week removed from earning his first career sack against Cooper Rush, Ramsey was able to get the jump on P.J. Walker on a blitz in the fourth quarter for his second sack in as many weeks. Ramsey and the Rams defense held the Panthers to a paltry 119 yards in the air, and have a bye week in Week 7 before a rematch against the 49ers, who totaled 327 yards of total offense in their first clash in Week 4.

Ramsey recorded two solo tackles, a sack and a forced fumble during Sunday's 22-10 loss to the Cowboys.

Ramsey went untouched on a cornerback blitz, sacking Cooper Rush for his first credited sack of his career. The shutdown corner was also credited with a forced fumble on the play, which Rush recovered. Ramsey did his part in keeping the Cowboys contained in the passing game, as the Cowboys as a unit only mustered up 102 yards receiving, and has a tantalizing matchup in Week 6 against a Panthers team likely to start P.J. Walker, who has already thrown eight interceptions in just 128 passing attempts through three years in the league.

Ramsey recorded eight tackles (seven solo) and two pass defenses during Sunday's 20-12 win against the Cardinals.

For the third straight game to start the season, Ramsey was on the field for every snap on defense, and he was a disruptive force for the Rams, breaking up a pair of passes, notching a tackle for a loss and acting as a constant presence on coverage, which played a large role in the Cardinals failing to score a single touchdown. On tap for Week 4 is a matchup against a depleted San Francisco offense, which should give Ramsey plenty of opportunities to shine.

Ramsey recorded six solo tackles in Thursday's 31-10 loss to the Bills.

Ramsey didn't miss a snap during Thursday's game, but got burnt by Stefon Diggs on a 53-yard touchdown grab late in the fourth quarter for the final points of the contest. A much easier task is at hand for Week 2, as the Falcons come to town with plenty of opportunities for the Rams and Ramsey to get back on track against an underwhelming offense.

Rams head coach Sean McVay said Friday that Ramsey (shoulder) is "ready to roll" for the season opener against Buffalo on Thursday, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Ramsey underwent shoulder surgery in June, and while he avoided a stint on the PUP list, he didn't suit up for any of the team's preseason games. The All-Pro cornerback played through the shoulder issue during Los Angeles' Super Bowl run but said at the beginning of August that it feels significantly better than it did last season. The Rams opted to bring him along slowly, but with only a week left before the season opener, he appears to be 100 percent.

Ramsey's surgically repaired shoulder is "nowhere near 100 percent" but feels significantly better than it did last season, Cameron DaSilva of USA Today Rams Wire reports.

Ramsey underwent shoulder surgery in June and was able to avoid being placed on the active/PUP list to begin training camp, though the Rams are still bringing him along slowly. The veteran cornerback appears to still be recovering from the surgery, but it has already helped the condition of his shoulder after Ramsey played through injuries during Los Angeles' Super Bowl run.

Rams head coach Sean McVay said Sunday that the Rams decided not to place Ramsey (shoulder) on the active/PUP list, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.

It was initially reported that Ramsey would open training camp on the active/PUP list, but the team has decided to keep him off the list so he can still participate in the "above the neck" drills during practices. The superstar cornerback played through AC joint injuries in both shoulders during the Rams' Super Bowl run, but he eventually underwent surgery to repair one of them at the end of June. It appears like Los Angeles still hopes Ramsey will be ready by Week 1.

Ramsey will begin training camp on the active/PUP list, Sarah Barshop of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey played through AC joint injuries in both shoulders during the Rams' run to victory in Super Bowl LVI, but only one of them required offseason surgery to repair, which he underwent June 21. At the time, there was an expectation that he'd be ready to go by Week 1, and his placement on the active version of the PUP list will allow him to practice and play in the preseason at any point before then. While he's unlikely to suit up for exhibition action, Ramsey will have more than six weeks to get healthy ahead of the team's regular-season opener Sept. 8 against the Bills.

Ramsey underwent surgery Tuesday to repair the AC joint injury he played during the 2021 campaign, and he's expected to be ready for Week 1, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Ramsey played through injuries in both shoulders down the stretch for the Rams, but only one of those issues required surgery. The 27-year-old again earned first-team All-Pro honors after totaling 77 tackles (62 solo), 16 passes defensed, four interceptions, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery in 16 games, and he also played in all four games of Los Angeles' Super Bowl run. Though he's expected to be ready for the start of the regular season, it's unclear if Ramsey will be healthy in time for the beginning of training camp.

Ramsey (shoulder) was listed as a full participant in Wednesday's walkthrough practice, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey missed Friday's practice, but it appears that may simply have been the result of rep management. Barring any setbacks, the All-Pro cornerback can be considered fully on track for his usual key role on defense during Super Bowl LVI against the Bengals.

Ramsey (shoulder) didn't practice Friday and is listed as questionable for the Super Bowl, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

It's unclear when Ramsey suffered the injury or how severe it is, but the All-Pro cornerback didn't participate in the Rams' only practice this week. He's likely fine, but his practice status next week should be monitored closely to ensure that is the case.

Ramsey was activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list Sunday.

Ramsey was able to test negative for COVID-19 on Saturday, and With his removal from the COVID list, he also had to of tested negative Sunday. After missing the Rams' Week 14 win over the Cardinals, he should be able to return to a full workload Tuesday against the Seahawks.

Ramsey (illness) tested negative for COVID-19 on Saturday and appears on track to be available for the Rams' game Tuesday against the Seahawks, Peter Schrager of Fox Sports reports.

The Rams are likely to officially reinstate Ramsey from the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday, provided he continues to test negative and is no longer symptomatic of the virus following his positive test just under a week ago. Ramsey was forced to sit out the Rams' Week 14 win over the Cardinals, but he should be ready to handle a full workload in his return to the lineup Tuesday. The expected return of Ramsey is an unfortunate development for Seattle receiver DK Metcalf, who could draw shadow coverage from the star cornerback for most of the game, especially if fellow wideout Tyler Lockett (reserve/COVID-19 list) isn't activated by the Seahawks.

Ramsey tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey was placed in COVID-19 protocols earlier in the day Monday, but Pelissero now confirms that it was due to a positive test. The star cornerback was already ruled out of Monday's contest against the Cardinals, but his status for Week 15 is now in jeopardy as well. If he is unvaccinated, then he will have to complete the mandatory 10-day quarantine, which would automatically rule him out for next week as well. However, if he is vaccinated, then he could possibly return by providing back-to-back negative tests at least 24 hours apart.

Ramsey won't be available for Monday's game against the Cardinals after the Rams placed him on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Ramsey and tight end Tyler Higbee were placed on the list in the hours leading up to the 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff, leaving the Rams without two key starters. The team hasn't revealed whether Ramsey or Higbee tested positive for the virus, or if they were deemed close contacts of an infected person. In any case, Ramsey will sit out his first game of the season Monday, and his status for Los Angeles' Week 15 game against the Seahawks is also in question.

Ramsey (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Titans, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official site reports.

Ramsey bumped his knee in practice Thursday and was unable to take the field Friday, but he'll be able to suit up for Sunday night's matchup against Tennessee. The 27-year-old could see plenty of work if the Titans shift to a more pass-heavy approach following Derrick Henry's (foot) placement on injured reserve.

Ramsey (knee) should be able to play Sunday according to head coach Sean McVay, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Ramsey left practice early Thursday after bumping his knee and did not participate Friday. With McVay believing Ramsey should be able to play, it's possible the missed practice was more out of caution then the inability to partake.

Ramsey logged a limited practice Thursday after bumping his knee, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Ramsey missed practice Wednesday due to rest and was scheduled to be a full participant Thursday, but he wound up being limited after "bumping his knee," according to the team. It's unknow how severe his knee injury is, but if were unable to go Sunday against the Titans it would likely put extra responsibility on David Long and Donte Deayon.

Ramsey (illness) is active for Sunday's game against the Texans, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Ramsey was considered questionable due to an illness, though he was never expected to miss Sunday's contest. The 27-year-old figures to see plenty of Houston's top wideout Brandin Cooks.

Ramsey (illness) is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Texans, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey missed the final two practices of the week due to the ailment, but coach Sean McVay said Ramsey should be out there. That is likely bad news for Brandin Cooks.

Ramsey (illness) is officially questionable for Sunday's tilt against the Texans, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey popped up on the injury report Thursday due to an illness. He missed two practices to close the week as a result. His status Sunday will depend on how he is feeling closer to kickoff, rendering him a true game-time decision.

Ramsey (illness) did not practice Thursday, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports

Ramsey had not previously been on the injury report but apparently developed the illness since Wednesday. It's unclear at this point whether the issue will affect his availability for Sunday's matchup against Texans.

Ramsey recorded six tackles (four solo), an interception and a pass defensed during Sunday's 28-19 win over Detroit.

While typically Ramsey's name and real-world value trump his fantasy results, it's been a solid campaign all around for the seven-year veteran. He's up to 41 tackles, two interceptions and six passes defensed already, and those numbers should be enough to warrant a roster spot in most IDP settings.

Ramsey has recorded 20 tackles, an interception and two passes defensed through the first three games of the season.

The All-Pro has often been a better real-life player than fantasy asset for most of his career, but he's been proving to be a valuable contributor in both settings to start the 2021 campaign. Ramsey recorded only 77 total tackles through his first two seasons with the Rams, so the high count to start this year could see statistical correction over the coming weeks. However, the uptick in tackles could also be the result of first-year defensive coordinator Raheem Morris' game planning. While Ramsey still might not be a go-to option in all IDP settings, he should definitely be on your radar.

Ramsey recorded three tackles (one solo), a pass breakup and an interception in Sunday's 27-24 win over the Colts.

Ramsey picked off Carson Wentz in the red zone early in the second quarter to record his third interception in four seasons. He doesn't get thrown at much, so Ramsey's interception potential is lower than it was when he entered the league.

Ramsey notched 44 tackles (36 solo), nine pass breakups and one interception across 15 games in 2020.

Ramsey not only earned his fourth straight Pro Bowl nod in 2020, but he took his game to another level in his first full season with the Rams, receiving first-team All-Pro honors for the second time in his career and making a convincing case for himself as the NFL's top cornerback. Despite having to contend with the likes of DK Metcalf and DeAndre Hopkins within the NFC West, Ramsey remains solidified as one of the league's few true shut-down cornerbacks. Of course, his spectacular skillset keeps the 26-year-old off the fantasy radar in all but the deepest IDP leagues, as dissuading opposing quarterbacks from throwing your way doesn't allow many opportunities to compile defensive stats.

Ramsey (hip) wasn't listed on Wednesday's injury report, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Following Sunday's loss to the 49ers, coach Sean McVay relayed that Ramsey had a "hip thing" that bothered him in warmups and held him to a 69 percent snap share. That thing appears to be in the past, as he wasn't listed on the injury report at all to start the week. Ramsey is preparing to cover Cardinals receiver DeAndre Hopkins in Week 13. The two have plenty of familiarity with each other from their days in the AFC South.

Coach Sean McVay said that Jalen Ramsey had a "hip thing" that bothered him during warmups ahead of Sunday's matchup against the 49ers, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey collected two tackles and one QB hit during Sunday's 23-20 loss to San Francisco, while the update from McVay goes a long way towards explaining Ramsey's season-low defensive snap count of 50. The one-time All-Pro hadn't missed a single defensive snap over his nine game appearances prior to that. Ramsey jumped offside while the 49ers were lining up for a game-winning field goal with four seconds remaining in regulation, allowing Robbie Gould to convert the walk-off kick from five yards closer. The star cornerback's practice workload will be worth monitoring heading into a Week 13 matchup at Arizona.

Ramsey (illness) was absent from Wednesday's injury report, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports.

Ramsey fell ill ahead of Week 8's game against the Dolphins, as he was eventually ruled out of the contest. This news suggests that the Pro Bowl corner is feeling healthy enough to suit up in practice and likely in Sunday's game against Seattle. Ramsey has played 100 percent of defensive snaps when he's been healthy, so expect him to do so again in Week 10.

Head coach Sean McVay said that Ramsey (illness) was back in the team facility Monday and is feeling fine, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official site reports.

Ramsey was dealing with an illness heading into Sunday's road trip to Miami, though he ultimately was not deemed inactive before kickoff. The three-time Pro-Bowl cornerback ultimately did not take the field, being downgraded to out amidst a 28-17 defeat to the Dolphins. He seems now to have a clear path towards returning after Los Angeles' Week 9 bye, having recently collected his first interception of 2020 during an Oct. 26 besting of the Bears.

Ramsey (illness) has been downgraded to out for Sunday's matchup against the Dolphins, James Palmer of NFL Network reports.

The three-time Pro Bowl corner had been dealing with an illness Sunday morning coming into the contest, though he was not ruled out prior to kickoff. With Miami in control of a three-possession lead by way of offensive, defensive and special-teams touchdowns in the first half, the Rams will elect to rest their star defensive back for the remainder of the day.

Ramsey is questionable to play Sunday against the Dolphins due to an illness, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

The news wasn't announced until after the 1 p.m. ET kickoff, but the 26-year-old's availability for Sunday is apparently in question. Darius Williams and David Long could see increased snaps if Ramsey is unable to play.

Ramsey recorded four solo tackles, an interception and broke up a pass during Monday's 24-10 win over the Bears.

Ramsey is much more valuable to the Rams than he is to fantasy managers, as he's collected just 21 tackles (19 solo) through seven games this season. However, first-year defensive coordinator Brandon Staley has been creative with the Pro Bowler. Ramsey is lining up all over the field and more tackle and big-play opportunities could present themselves as a result. Still, opposing offenses have tended to target other matchups and avoid throwing Ramsey's way this year and will probably continue to do so.

Ramsey agreed Wednesday with the Rams on a five-year, $105 million contract extension, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Ramsey's $21 million annual average salary resets the market for cornerbacks and makes him the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history by a wide margin. The extension will keep Ramsey on the Rams' books through the 2025 season, and the deal contains $71.2 million guaranteed at signing, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The 25-year-old -- who has earned Pro Bowl nods in each of the past three seasons -- recorded 33 tackles, four pass breakups, an interception and a forced fumble in nine games with the Rams in 2019 after being acquired from the Jaguars via trade last October.

Ramsey won't be confined to the cornerback position and will move around in coverage to take away the featured receiver of opposing teams, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

First-year defensive coordinator Brandon Staley and Ramsey have been talking multiple times a day, and Staley is bullish about Ramsey's command of all the positions in the defensive backfield. Being primarily deployed in a shut-down role as a cornerback limited Ramsey's fantasy upside in the past, so added positional versatility could provide more tackle and big-play opportunities for the perennial Pro-Bowler in 2020.

Ramsey (back) is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Falcons.

Coming off full practices Thursday and Friday, the star cornerback doesn't have a game designation on the final injury report for Week 7. It isn't clear if Ramsey will step right into an every-down role, but he figures to contribute in some capacity.

Ramsey (back) was listed on the injury report but logged a full practice Thursday, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM Radio reports.

It was Ramsey's first practice since joining his new team. When asked about Ramsey's status heading into the Rams' Week 7 matchup against the Falcons, coach Sean McVay said they would rely on Ramsey to tell communicate how he was feeling after the practice according to Lindsay Thiry of ESPN.com. If Ramsey is able to suit up, he figures to line up across from Julio Jones for the majority -- if not all -- of his snaps.

Ramsey (back) didn't participate at Wednesday's practice but his absence wasn't injury related, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Ramsey missed the last three games with the back issue but now appears ready to go after being traded from the Jaguars to the Rams on Tuesday. According to Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times, the All-Pro cornerback arrived in L.A. on Wednesday and underwent a physical, which helps explain his non-participation. Ramsey will take over as the Rams' No. 1 corner after the team shipped Marcus Peters to the Ravens and placed Aqib Talib (ribs) on injured reserve.

Ramsey (back) is inactive for Sunday's Week 6 tilt against the Saints.

Ramsey was reportedly trending toward suiting up for the first time since Week 3 as the week came to a close, with no less than Jaguars owner Shad Khan confirming that notion after a personal meeting with the mercurial cornerback. However, Ramsey is apparently still not ready to suit up, leaving the Jacksonville defense short-handed in the secondary for at least one more week.

Ramsey (back) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Saints, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey returned to practice this week as a limited participant, but owner Shad Khan said earlier this week he expects the cornerback to play versus New Orleans. The 24-year-old hasn't seen game action since Sept. 19

Jaguars owner Shad Khan expects Ramsey (back) to suit up for Sunday's game against the Saints, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey is nursing a lingering back injury, and he's now practiced on a limited basis for two consecutive days. The Jaguars are likely trying to avoid a setback in Ramsey's recovery, and he'll have one more opportunity to shed his injury tag ahead of Sunday's contest. The star cornerback missed the team's previous two games.

Ramsey (back) is expected to be a limited participant in Thursday's practice, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

This will be the second consecutive day that Ramsey will be limited while nursing a back injury. It's certainly a good sign given that Ramsey had not practice nor played in the last two weeks, but it's unclear at this time if limited work will be enough for him to be able to play in Sunday's game against the Saints.

Ramsey (back) was a limited participant at practice Wednesday.

Ramsey was reported to be returning to practice Wednesday after visiting a back specialist Monday, and he was indeed able to practice on a limited basis. The 24-year-old missed the last two games due to the back issue while his trade request last month added some drama to the situation, but he doesn't appear to be going elsewhere anytime soon.

Ramsey (back) will attempt to practice Wednesday in a limited capacity, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey may be restricted to individual drills, cautiously testing out his back after he missed the past two games. It sounds like he got decent news from a back specialist in Houston on Monday, but that doesn't mean the cornerback will be ready to return for Sunday's game against New Orleans. There's also the matter of Ramsey still wanting a trade, though he might relent now that the Jaguars have proven competitive with Gardner Minshew at quarterback.

Ramsey (back) is in Houston visiting a back specialist, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The report also mentions that Ramsey still wants to be traded, but the Jaguars haven't given serious consideration to any of the offers they've received. The star cornerback was out for the past two games, and he could miss a third in Week 6 against the Saints. Another absence would be good news for Teddy Bridgewater, Michael Thomas, Ted Ginn and Tre'Quan Smith

Ramsey (back) won't play Sunday against the Panthers, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

The report adds that Ramsey, who has been seeking a trade, is likely to see a specialist to get his back checked out. In his absence Sunday, Tre Herndon is in line to start at left cornerback for the Jaguars.

Ramsey (back) is not expected to practice Thursday, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Ramsey hasn't participated in practice since Sept. 19 due to a combination of injuries and personal issues. The 24-year-old officially requested a trade from the Jaguars after a Week 2 loss to the Texans, but team owner Shad Kahn said Wednesday that he doesn't intend to trade Ramsey, according to Mark Long of the Associated Press. The situation is still developing, but it currently appears as though Ramsey is trending towards a lack of availability for Sunday's tilt against the Panthers.

Jaguars owner Shad Khan doesn't plan to trade Ramsey (back), Mark Long of the Associated Press reports.

Ramsey officially requested a trade in mid-September following the Week 2 loss to the Texans, but the team has been unable to agree on an acceptable offer. Khan said Tuesday, "We're still looking at what is the right thing for the Jaguars, and I think right now the best thing is to have him be part of the team." Things could obviously change quickly assuming trade talks continue, but for now Ramsey appears to be staying put. The 24-year-old hasn't played or practiced since the Sept. 19 game against the Titans due to a combination of back and hamstring injuries, in addition to briefly being away from the team to attend the birth of his child.

Ramsey (back) will not practice Wednesday, Phillip Heilman of The Athletic reports.

Ramsey is nursing back and hamstring injuries. He wasn't able to practice in any capacity last week, though it's worth noting that he did spend time travelling for the birth of his son. It appears as though the standout cornerback is still vying to be traded, and his availability for Sunday's tilt against the Panthers looks murky.

Ramsey plans to test his back injury in warmups before determining if he can suit up for Sunday's game against the Broncos, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Ramsey flew to Denver with the team despite the back injury and witnessing the birth of his second child during the week, and doesn't have a firm stance on his availability for Week 4. Expect the official call when the inactive report surfaces about an hour and a half prior to kickoff, but if he doesn't play, Tre Herndon or D.J. Hayden could be thrust into a starting role. Despite his game-time status, per Josina Anderson of ESPN, Ramsey is still holding firm on his wishes to be traded.

Ramsey (illness) is at the Jaguars' facility Wednesday, but he'll miss practice due to a back injury, John Reid of The Florida Times-Union reports.

The star cornerback reportedly missed practice Monday because of an illness, and while he seems to be feeling better, he's also been getting treatment for issues with his lower back and hamstrings, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Between the physical ailments and his desire for a trade, Ramsey is from a lock to play in Sunday's game against the Broncos.