Jalen Ramsey, now with the Miami Dolphins, continues to influence the Los Angeles Rams' defense, having played a crucial role in their Super Bowl LVI victory. Rams coach Sean McVay and players like Matthew Stafford are preparing to face him again, acknowledging his impact on their game.

Ramsey's journey from the Rams to the Dolphins involved significant trades and contracts, making him the NFL's highest-paid cornerback. His competitive spirit and mentorship have left a lasting impression on current Rams players.

As the Rams gear up for a matchup against the Dolphins, players like Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua reflect on Ramsey's unique skills and the challenge he presents on the field.

The Los Angeles Rams made a significant move before the NFL trade deadline by trading veteran cornerback Tre’Davious White to the Baltimore Ravens. This decision comes after White's inconsistent performance following his recovery from Achilles surgery.

White, who started the season strong, became inactive for the last four games, prompting the Rams to allow him to seek a trade. Despite initial hopes for his return to form, injuries to other cornerbacks led to a shift in the team's strategy.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford has returned to practice without restrictions after dealing with back soreness, while receiver Cooper Kupp is making progress towards a potential return against the Las Vegas Raiders this Sunday.

However, receiver Puka Nacua and offensive lineman Steve Avila remain sidelined, and their return is uncertain. Coach Sean McVay is optimistic about Stafford and Kupp's conditions but emphasizes caution in their recoveries.

The Rams, currently 1-4, are looking to replicate last season's mid-season turnaround.

Dre Greenlaw, linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers, is currently sidelined due to an Achilles injury but found himself in a sideline altercation during a recent game against the Arizona Cardinals.

Despite not being in uniform, Greenlaw pushed tight end Trey McBride, which could lead to financial repercussions for both him and the team. This incident follows a previous ejection involving security personnel during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles.