In Photos: Jalen Ramsey shares adorable 'daddy-daughter' time during Dolphins offseason

Newly acquired Miami Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey has had a busy few weeks after getting traded from the Los Angeles Rams. But on Saturday, he posted heartwarming photos of himself and his two young daughters on their way to a daddy/daughter dance.

“Tryna spend my free time wit my kids, put my lil girls on game”

Dressed in a dark blue suit, the new Dolphins cornerback was seen with his daughters Breelyn, who is four years old, and Brooklyn, who is three. The girls were dressed in matching jackets and black boots.

Photos of Jalen Ramsey and his two daughters heading for a daddy/daughter dance, posted to his official Instagram account.

The cornerback has said in the past that his main focus has always been his family, especially his two young children. And by the looks of this post, it appears that is how he is spending his offseason, despite the current hectic environment of the NFL.

What did Jalen Ramsey say about the new Dolphins head coach?

Miami Dolphins Introduce Cornerback Jalen Ramsey

Jalen Ramsey was traded from the Los Angeles Rams to the Miami Dolphins and was officially announced this past week. The cornerback, who played college football at Florida State, appeared to be excited to return to the Sunshine State.

However, there was one quote that had everyone talking after his introductory press conference. The 28-year-old was asked about meeting his new head coach Mike McDaniels.

Ramsey replied that he had indeed met him and added that he found McDaniels weird. He did say that McDaniels also seems like a cool coach to him.

"Coach is a little weird."

Ramsey backed up his comments about McDaniels by saying that it was okay that the head coach is a little weird as everyone is in their own way.

The Miami Dolphins restructured Jalen Ramsey's contract after the trade, which will keep him on the roster through to the 2025 NFL season. The corner will now make $55 million over the next three seasons. And, the hit against the salary cap for the 2023 NFL season is just over $4 million.

This is just the latest trade that the Miami Dolphins have made during Mike McDaniels' tenure as head coach. Last season, the team went 9-8 and clinched a Wild Card spot in the AFC playoffs, where they were were knocked out by the Buffalo Bills in the first round.