Random Ramsdom: Tyreek Hill wants Jalen Ramsey to stay in Miami

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Does Tyreek Hill wanting Jalen Ramsey to stay with the Miami Dolphins impact whether or not Ramsey will be traded? Probably not, but you never know, maybe Hill asking Ramsey to stay with the team impacts more than we should assume.

It’s interesting and at this point, I am not sure how badly the Rams want Ramsey, but I think they are open to it. Whatever that means.

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Tyreek Hill: We need Jalen Ramsey on the Dolphins, I’m going to try to keep him (nbcsports)

“I’m going to hang out with Ramsey,” Hill said. “I’m going to get him back, full-court press, I’m getting him, Ramsey, back in a Dolphins jersey. I don’t care what they say — it’s tampering, whatever, we need Ramsey. He’s a dog. He’s one of the best corners in the league, man. Great leader, great teammate too, though. That’s what he doesn’t get a lot of credit for. We just need him on the Dolphins, man.”

Rams aren’t just trying to win over L.A. They strive to be ‘the world’s team’ (latimes.com)

“While many many people travel to L.A. and we have many of our international fans come to a game at SoFi every year, putting it in somebody’s backyard makes it that much more accessible,” said Stephanie Cheng, the Rams’ head of international and special projects.

The Rams have sent ambassadors abroad before. Former running backs Steven Jackson and Todd Gurley made trips, and former safety Nick Scott accompanied the Super Bowl LVI trophy on a tour of Australia and Mexico.”

Brad Holmes reveals how the Lions won by losing him to the Rams (sidelionreport)

“In 2003, Holmes was a PR intern for the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks. He’d already tried – and failed – to break into NFL scouting, sending applications to all 32 teams in the league over the previous year. During his time with the Hawks, he even tried to get time with one of their high-ranking scouts, but was denied.

Finally, around the time of the NBA All-Star Game held in Atlanta that year, Holmes got a chance to interview with Duane Lewis, the Rams’ then-PR Director. He ended up taking a PR internship with the Rams, succeeded in shifting over to the scouting department a year later, and the rest is history.”