Dolphins Fans and NFL Players React to Shocking Trade

@ELMiKiNGBING said the problem with the Dolphins starts at the top. Thus, the blame of the Dolphins' front office begins once again.

"Change will happen when the ppl at the top making decisions are gone," he wrote.

Not everyone was disappointed. @Beastmike was optimistic with the trade.

"Honestly, glad this is all cleaned up," he wrote on social media. "Getting Minkah back is a surprising twist, & now it's kind of a blank canvas for CB1 & We can get a TE1 likely with that Steelers pick or later. Mike Mayer becomes the target."

NFL Players React To Blockbuster Trade

Former Dolphins' running back Raheem Mostert, now of the Las Vegas Raiders, was a little more direct in his analysis of the trade.

"Hot take: Be a Pro-bowler on the Dolphins, get treated like (expletive)," Mostert posted on social media. "Happy for my guys though! GO BALL OUT!!"

Another fan, @TatumCeltics, took exception to Mostert's comments and turned the tables.

"Bro, you got replaced by a much more talented running back and you pushing 35, Smith/Ramsey are also older."

@LutekeHightower took Mostert head on.

"Giving Ramsey $75 million is treating like (expletive)? He didn't want to be here," he wrote. "Smith blocking was non existent, we'll live."

Wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who earlier announced he would try to mend the fence between Ramsey and the organization, took to social media and posted a video of actor Will Smith in a scene from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," standing in an empty living room with no furniture.

Hill is right to feel like the team has changed a lot this offseason, as Ramsey and Smith join players like Jevon Holland and Terron Armstead, who also departed this offseason.

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