The Los Angeles Chargers could have interest in trading for Jalen Ramsey.

Ramsey is attempting to force a trade from the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens could also have interest in Ramsey.

Jalen Ramsey reiterated on Thursday that he still wants the Jacksonville Jaguars to trade him.

In the latest episode of Uninterrupted's "17 Weeks" Podcast, Ramsey said he has lost respect for the franchise and that's not something he believes he can get back.

"I'm not sure if I've played my final game for the Jags yet or not but my trade request still stands," Ramsey said. "For me, respect is a huge thing. I kinda touched on it a little bit last week in last week's podcast but once respect is lost for both parties I think it is time to part ways.

"I'm going to continue being a top corner in this league for years to come. The money will come, but money isn't everything. Peace and happiness means a lot more than the money."

League sources say owner Shad Khan does not want to trade Ramsey.

Jalen Ramsey plans on returning to the Jacksonville Jaguars' practice on Wednesday.

Ramsey did not participate in the team's Monday workouts because he was ill, though he did make an appearance at the facility.

Ramsey has not rescinded his trade request.

Shad Khan wants to keep Ramsey and is working to repair his relationship.

Ramsey had a confrontation with Doug Marrone during the Jaguars' Week 2 loss at the Houston Texans.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have acquired Nick Vannett from the Seattle Seahawks.

The Steelers need depth at tight end with Vance McDonald battling a shoulder sprain. McDonald is not expected to have an extended absence.

Jalen Ramsey called the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday night to inform them that he is sick and will be unable to practice Monday, according to sources.

Ramsey requested a trade from the team last week.

The cornerback thinks he has the flu.

The Jaguars aren't interested in trading Ramsey.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are no longer interested in trading Jalen Ramsey following his trade request.

Ramsey is still adamant he wants to be traded by the Jaguars.

Both sides appear entrenched in their respective positions.

Ramsey has also sought a new contract with the Jaguars.

Jalen Ramsey has asked the Jacksonville Jaguars to trade him, but he will play for the team on Thursday night against the Tennessee Titans.

Doug Marrone spoke with Ramsey on Tuesday after they got into a shouting match during Sunday's game. The coach says he'll stay out of the cornerback's trade request.

"I stay out of that," Marrone said. "I stay out of contracts, stay out of that stuff, and my focus is on the guys that are playing, and he's playing and he's on the team. I don't get involved in that."

While Eli Manning has a no-trade clause in his contract with the New York Giants, the bigger issue on a potential trade is a lack of interest from other teams.

At this point, there is no interest from rival teams on trading for Manning.

The Giants very well may have been the last team willing to give Manning an opportunity to play.

In a video chat on Instagram, Melvin Gordon told his followers he's "going to play somewhere" this season and that "it would be a waste of talent" if he did not.

Gordon continues to hold out because of a contract dispute with the Los Angeles Chargers.

The running back's representation asked for and was granted permission by the Chargers to pursue a trade, but so far no deal has materialized.

Gordon is scheduled to make $5.605 million in the final season of his rookie deal.

At least two teams have offered the Jacksonville Jaguars first-round draft picks for Jalen Ramsey, according to a report.

A previous report indicated that the Jaguars are seeking "at least one" first-rounder in exchange for Ramsey.