Atlanta Falcons enter Jalen Ramsey trade talks as Dolphins weigh major roster moves

When you think of elite shutdown corners, Jalen Ramsey’s name is basically stamped in gold. Now imagine that gold suiting up in red and black. Yep, Falcons fans, this might be more than just a dream. According to betting odds from Bovada, Atlanta has the second-best odds to trade for the All-Pro cornerback, and the puzzle pieces are lining up in ways that make this move feel very real.
Let’s break down what’s going on and why Ramsey-to-ATL might actually happen.


Here’s the situation: Ramsey is still a Dolphin for now, but the front office has reportedly been “open to conversations” about moving him. GM Chris Grier confirmed they’ve been in communication with Ramsey and his camp about what the future could look like and while the veteran corner isn’t demanding a trade or a new deal, there’s clear momentum toward exploring options. The Dolphins aren’t pushing him out the door but they’re not locking it shut either.


According to Bovada, the Falcons have +300 odds to land Ramsey just behind the Raiders. That’s not a throwaway stat. Vegas doesn’t gamble for fun; they look at connections, cap space, and context. In Atlanta’s case, there’s a web of factors that make them a very real contender in the Ramsey sweepstakes.

For starters, Ramsey and Atlanta’s current top CB A.J. Terrell are both represented by David Mulugheta, a power agent known for orchestrating blockbuster moves. That kind of shared representation can help grease the wheels in a complex trade.
Another huge advantage? Ramsey knows Falcons head coach Raheem Morris well. They won a Super Bowl together with the Rams, and Ramsey has spoken highly of Morris in the past. Reuniting with a coach he respects, in a system he’s comfortable with, could be a major draw.
It’s the kind of move that feels personal and professional, the kind that turns rumors into real phone calls between GMs.

Now, let’s talk about money. Ramsey’s 2025 salary comes in at $21.1 million and the Falcons don’t have that kind of cap space just lying around. They’ve got about $10 million available and need to save $8.34 million for their incoming rookies. So, yeah… that’s tight.
But it’s not impossible. If the Falcons truly want Ramsey, they could restructure contracts, move a few pieces around, or get creative with bonuses and guarantees. It’s all about whether they’re willing to go all-in.
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