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Miami Dolphins reportedly because, and when our NFL Network insider Ian Rappaport and Tal and Pelliser

tweet something, we've got to pay attention.

The Dolphins and seven-time Pro Bowl cornerback reportedly, Jalen Ramsey, they have

mutually agreed to explore trade options moving forward.

Now, this would not be a surprise if you see Jalen Ramsey playing on someone else's defense in 2025.

This a lot has to do with the fact that he's due $25 million guaranteed next season.

And Jalen Ramsey, you know, has been an excellent quarterback in his career. But he's played for several different teams, several different defenses and coordinators. So when you look at the dolphins, gentlemen, Logan, I'll start with you. Perhaps the direction this team is going in, but also the Jalen Ramsey direction as well. What do you make of this current situation? Well, I think of the first word that comes to mind, a word that's so overplayed in the NFL and pro football is culture. Right. Or lack thereof, like, what is Miami's culture? And the thing is, they don't have one. You know, and I know I was taught earlier in my career that culture is who you are when you're losing. Not when you're winning. Not when you're going fast. Not when you're scoring 70 points a game. It's when things aren't working out well. And now all I know is these last couple years, obviously, Tua's had some injury problems, right? Callais Campbell gone. Christian Wilkins gone. Tyreek wants to trade every other week. And now Jaylon Ramsey wants to trade. So that's not really good when you're not winning,

then all your star players won out or aren't here anymore. I think this puts a big target on Mike McDaniels back. It's not working in Miami. And that's a fast city to live in off the field, too. So you definitely need some of that leadership on the field. I don't know who their leaders are, but I don't really see that.

When I see guys like this in a locker room coming off some losing seasons or not the best seasons, and every star player wants to trade, that can't be, you know, speaking too many high volumes of culture in that building. Yeah, and that's the thing that's concerning. When he first got hired, it was like, okay, like, it's a fun offensive system coming from shanahan They get all these weapons. They trade for Tyreek. And like everything is explosive. But any time, as you mentioned, that you're building a team to this magnitude, it is always about culture. Even I go back to the Browns when they had OBJ, they had Jarvis Landry. I mean, that team was loaded. But I remember a coach on the staff, he said, I'm still concerned about the culture. Right now I'm coaching at a high school. We're getting, you know, now high school's crazy with the transfers. I told the coach, I'm like, look, it's about the culture. And just based on how things are going, you're hearing so many things coming out of Miami that aren't positive. That's not about them potentially competing in the playoffs. It's about them guys wanting to go somewhere.

It's mutually parted ways. So he wants to get out of it himself.

Yeah, I would say this Miami team was a team that we looked at as a team that could

potentially compete it. They had Tua, the helmet, the quarterback. You have Tyreek, you have

Jalen Wado., you have explosive backs.

Rahim Moster was back there.

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