Jalen Ramsey says the Jaguars' exchange request is still valid: "Respect is lost for both parties"

Jalen Ramsey will not give up on her Jacksonville Jaguars deal during this hectic week for the former all-pro cornerback. Since the Jaguars triumphed over the Tennessee Titans on Thursday night, Ramsey has been absent from practice due to numerous events. The first was Ramsey who had the flu Monday followed by a back injury Wednesday and had left the team due to the birth of his daughter.

While Ramsey was M.I.A. this week, he still wants to be traded from Jacksonville. The Jaguars may have a different alternative, but Ramsey's position will not change.

"I'm not sure if I played or not my last match for the Jags, but my exchange request is still valid," Ramsey said on the Ininterrupted podcast. via Mark Long of the Associated Press. "For me, respect is a huge thing … Once respect is lost for both parties, I think it's time to part ways."

There is no timetable for a potential return on Ramsey, as the current ABC indicates that there is no time limit during which a player may remain on leave from paternity. Will this hinder a possible agreement for Ramsey in the coming weeks? According to Jason La Canfora, a CBS Sports insider in the NFL, the Jaguars are trying to get two first-round picks in exchange for Ramsey, but other general managers to whom La Canfora spoke "anticipate second-round picks and a young player in the head ".

The leaders are considered favorites of Ramsey's landing, but the Eagles, Ravens and Seahawks are all interested in his services.

Ramsey wants a new contract, but that's not his main goal as the bridge is already burned in Jacksonville. He wants to get out of Jacksonville first, the contract will come later.

"I will continue to be among the best players in this league for years," Ramsey said. "The money will come, but the money is not everything.Peace and happiness mean a lot more than money."