In Photos: Inside Jalen Ramsey's $13.99M LA mansion on sale after Dolphins trade

Cornerback Jalen Ramsey was traded to the Miami Dolphins earlier this offseason. So, as one may expect, he sold his home in Los Angeles, California as he begins the next chapter of his career on the East Coast.

The home is currently on the market for $14 million, Ramsey purchased it in 2020 for $9.5 million. The former owner of the home is comedian Howie Mandel. When Mandel originally purchased the home it was just over 2,000 square feet. he then completely renovated and added to the property to make it a luxury home.

The home, which is located in Hidden Hills, is 10,000 square feet and has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.

The house also includes a gym, sauna, and an outside basketball court. There is also a cutting-edge cinema theatre and a luxurious pool. There is also a swing set for children to play, according to photographs. On the grounds, there is also a large guest house. The house features modern, elegant decor and design, as well as a bar and wine room that is ideal for entertaining.

Jalen Ramsey officially put the home on the market on Monday and with the amenities that it offers, it's likely that it will be sold sooner rather than later.

How much will Jalen Ramsey make in 2023?

Jalen Ramsey signed a five-year contract extension at the start of the 2020 NFL season that was worth $105 million; $71.2 million of that being guaranteed. The cornerback was expected to make $17 million in the upcoming 2023 NFL season. But, after he was traded to the Miami Dolphins he restructured his contract for salary cap space.

The new contract with the Dolphins paid him a signing bonus of $8.8 million and he will now make a base salary of $1.165 million in 2023 that is fully guaranteed. He will then receive an offseason roster bonus in 2024 that is worth $11 million. And, his base salary in 2023 will be fully guaranteed and worth $14.5 million.

Before the 2025 NFL season, he will receive a $4 million roster bonus and a $15.5 million basic salary. Of course, there are further incentives that have not been addressed.

This allowed the Miami Dolphins' salary cap space to make additional moves while also ensuring that the cornerback received the money he was owed. Just in a different way than was previously stated on his Rams contract.