The Miami Dolphins' offseason plan has been largely on hold for the past two months while the team awaited a solution to their standoff with cornerback Jalen Ramsey. That situation was, finally, resolved this past week.

While the move brings one of the league's premier safeties to Miami's defensive backfield, it also leaves a void at corner. With the seven-time Pro Bowler in Ramsey out of the picture, the Dolphins need new corners to step up and for someone to morph into a reliable starter.

The Pittsburgh Steelers officially acquired cornerback Jalen Ramsey on Monday, ending the star’s time with the Miami Dolphins. Ramsey’s exit from the Dolphins had been boiling for months, and it was of no surprise to see him get moved. Yet, the Steelers might not have been the first team that many pointed to at the start of the process.