Jalen Ramsey finally in Super Bowl after 6 years, 2 teams

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Six seasons and two teams into an often-turbulent NFL career, Jalen Ramsey finally is on the stage where he starts every season expecting to play.

The Super Bowl.

Ramsey says it feels good. Really good.

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"It means a lot to be in this position with this team and with these guys," Ramsey said Monday. "I mean obviously this is the highest achievement that you can achieve in our profession, so it means a lot. And I'm super grateful and I'm cherishing all these moments."

The man who calls himself the NFL's best defensive back will play his first Super Bowl on Sunday with the Los Angeles Rams against Cincinnati after missing the opportunity by mere minutes in his second season in the league when the team that drafted him blew a 10-point lead in the AFC championship game.

Did anything from that first playoff run help him this postseason? It didn't, not four years later.

"There's no correlation honestly at all," Ramsey said.

Ramsey feels very wanted in Los Angeles and insists he holds no grudge against the Jaguars. After all, the Rams gave up a trio of draft picks, including two first-rounders. Ramsey still remembers the date he finally got his wish with Jacksonville trading him away, or as he calls Oct. 15, a "very good day."

"Happy, grateful," Ramsey said. "Not only grateful for the Rams trading for me, but I was grateful for my time and my experiences that I had in Jacksonville as well. It all helped. It all helped build me, mold me into who I am today, so I'm grateful for all of the journey."

FILE - Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey, right, intercepts a pass during the second half of an