The Steelers landed both Ramsey and Smith in a trade with the Dolphins that sent free safety Minkah Fitzpatrick to Miami. Talks about the amount of gas that the 30-year-old veteran had in the tank will quickly starting to vanish as he continues to make those types of plays with ease.

While it won't officially count on the career stat sheet, Jalen Ramsey did get his first interception off of Aaron Rodgers during the Pittsburgh Steelers' third training camp practice.  Ramsey's pick was a microcosm of the type of day it was for both sides of the ball.

On a bootleg to the left, Ramsey ranged over new tight end Jonnu Smith and raked in an interception. It was the first substantial play that Ramsey had made since he was acquired from the Miami Dolphins, but it was no surprise to Mike Tomlin and the Steelers’ coaching staff.

Ramsey started the practice with the cornerbacks, as you can see from the video below, where Ramsey was also working drills with the safety group. Tomlin said in his training camp press conference that he plans to have Ramsey,

It was reported that Ramsey and Dolphins clashed due to the cornerback showing up late for practice and “undermining” head coach Mike McDaniel. However, considering all the dysfunction that has taken place over the last two seasons with the Dolphins, take all of this with a grain of salt.

A Jalen Ramsey trade wasn’t a surprise, but involving Minkah Fitzpatrick sent shockwaves through two secondaries.  With the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steele

The Pittsburgh Steelers deployed cornerback Jalen Ramsey at multiple positions during the team's first practice of training camp on Thursday, including at safety.

Three days into practices with the Pittsburgh Steelers, three days in which Jalen Ramsey turns heads like the three-time NFL All Pro he is. Ramsey is noticeable almost every time he’s on Chuck Noll Field so far at training camp at Saint Vincent College.

Jalen Ramsey is excited to play for the Steelers and he says he's never really played for a storied franchise like Pittsburgh