The Dolphins will now have to pay for giving him the contract he signed last year, which was a three-year deal worth $72.3 million. While Ramsey was very good for the Dolphins a season ago, posting an overall grade of 76.9, according to PFF, it looks like the relationship has run its course.

After a disappointing season, Miami looks to bolster its defense with a starting-caliber cornerback who could arrive via trade from Cincinnati.