The Pittsburgh Steelers made a massive trade to part ways with safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, and in return, they got back tight end Jonnu Smith and star cornerback Jalen Ramsey from the Miami Dolphins.

Jalen Ramsey's relationship with the Miami Dolphins grew increasingly fractious over his final months with the organization. Ramsey had been on the Dolphins' chopping block since April, when general manager Chris Grier publicly disclosed the franchise's intentions to find the three-time All-Pro cornerback a new home before the start of the regular season.

It was reported that Ramsey and Dolphins clashed due to the cornerback showing up late for practice and “undermining” head coach Mike McDaniel. However, considering all the dysfunction that has taken place over the last two seasons with the Dolphins, take all of this with a grain of salt.

After returning to the Miami Dolphins as part of the trade that sent cornerback Jalen Ramsey to the Pittsburgh Steelers, star safety Minkah Fitzpatrick received a solid pay bump.

Whether its crossing the NFL’s color barrier or moving to the west coast, Jalen Ramsey doesn’t know Rams history

A Jalen Ramsey trade wasn’t a surprise, but involving Minkah Fitzpatrick sent shockwaves through two secondaries.  With the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steele

Ramsey and McBride are the newest names in this year's edition of the NFL Top 100 countdown, which has been gradually revealed throughout the offseason as the 2025 campaign approaches. It is the 15th consecutive year that current players voted for the list, and the top spot will be revealed Sept. 1.

It is a rare occurrence when Mike Tomlin discusses in-season schematics during training camp. It is even more rare when he discusses them so extensively and, yes, excitedly.