Tyler Sullivan cautioned bettors not to take Baltimore’s 7-to-1 Super Bowl price at face value until the Ravens shore up cornerback. He highlighted that the defense ranked LAST in passing yards allowed through Week 10 before a dramatic mid-season turnaround and warned the true talent level is probably "somewhere in the middle." Sullivan pegged Jalen Ramsey as the ideal target, noting GM Eric DeCosta’s history of adding proven vets (Derrick Henry, DeAndre Hopkins). Pairing Ramsey with Marlon Humphrey and rookie Nate Wiggins would insulate the unit against regression and strengthen Baltimore’s path through a stacked AFC North.

Jonathan Jones said the Dolphins remain determined to move Jalen Ramsey and predicted the Pro‑Bowl corner will be dealt before Week 1—just not necessarily during the draft itself. Ramsey is owed $21.1 million in 2025, and Miami has already told rival GMs it is willing to eat "half, maybe even three‑quarters" of that figure to facilitate a deal. Because the contract gymnastics are complicated, Jones expects negotiations to bleed into the summer, meaning bettors should target broader "Will Ramsey be traded by September 1" markets rather than short‑window draft props. He added that several cap‑healthy NFC teams have expressed exploratory interest, keeping the path to an eventual move alive.