BREAKING: Miami Dolphins Sue GM Chris Grier For Trading Jalen Ramsey To Steelers Following…
BREAKING: Miami Dolphins Sue GM Chris Grier For Trading Jalen Ramsey To Steelers
In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves throughout the NFL, the Miami Dolphins have reportedly filed a lawsuit against General Manager Chris Grier following his controversial trade of All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Dolphins’ front office issued a brief but pointed statement early Wednesday morning confirming legal action, citing “gross negligence and breach of organizational trust” after Grier allegedly completed the deal without final approval from team ownership or head coach Mike McDaniel. Details of the trade have not been fully disclosed, but sources indicate the Dolphins received minimal draft compensation in return—sparking immediate backlash from fans and analysts alike.
Jalen Ramsey, acquired just last season from the Los Angeles Rams, was widely regarded as a cornerstone of Miami’s elite defense. After recovering from a preseason injury, Ramsey returned to Pro Bowl form, helping anchor the secondary and providing leadership on and off the field.
Insiders claim Dolphins owner Stephen Ross was “furious” when news of the trade surfaced, learning about the deal through social media rather than an official internal briefing. Allegations suggest Grier acted unilaterally, ignoring protocol in what some within the organization are calling a “rogue move.”
If the lawsuit proceeds, it would mark an unprecedented rift between a franchise and its general manager during the offseason. Legal experts say the Dolphins will need to prove that Grier violated contractual obligations or caused material harm to the franchise’s future.
As for Ramsey, he joins a reloaded Steelers defense under head coach Mike Tomlin—who has long admired Ramsey’s intensity and playmaking ability.