The Los Angeles Rams are considering a potential trade for veteran cornerback Jalen Ramsey, who previously excelled during his tenure with the team before being traded away two years ago. Despite Ramsey's age and recent injury concerns, some Rams fans are interested in his return. The Rams, facing depth needs in the roster, may need to sacrifice a portion of their draft capital to bolster their cornerback unit with another veteran presence.
Past trades involving veteran cornerbacks suggest that Ramsey could command at least a third-round pick in exchange. Bleacher Report's Moe Moton proposed a trade package involving the Rams' second third-round pick for Ramsey, emphasizing the potential impact he could have on the team's defense. However, concerns arise regarding Ramsey's age and contract, which could cost the Rams approximately $21 million annually over the next four years. As the Rams aim to capitalize on their Super Bowl window with quarterback Matthew Stafford, the decision to pursue Ramsey remains contingent on balancing immediate gains with long-term financial implications.