The Los Angeles Rams have traded cornerback Tre’Davious White to the Baltimore Ravens, according to a source familiar with the transaction who spoke to The Associated Press. The source, who requested anonymity, revealed the deal was still being finalized as of Tuesday.
As part of the trade, the Rams will receive a seventh-round draft pick in 2026, while sending a seventh-round pick in 2027 to the Ravens.
White, a two-time Pro Bowl selection, struggled during his time with the Rams after signing a one-year, $4.25 million contract. Following seven seasons with the Buffalo Bills, his performance in Los Angeles was underwhelming.
He played in just four games in September before being made inactive for the subsequent four games, as head coach Sean McVay opted to give more playing time to cornerbacks like Cobie Durant, Ahkello Witherspoon, and rookie Josh Wallace.
White had fallen down the depth chart, especially after Darious Williams returned from injured reserve.
White has not played since September 29. McVay acknowledged White’s professionalism but noted that the Rams didn’t expect to use him as much as they did early in the season.
A significant injury history—including a knee ligament tear in late 2021 and an Achilles tear last season—has limited White to just 25 games over the past four years.
With the Ravens, White will look to contribute to a defense currently ranked last in the NFL in pass defense.
