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Dolphins Fielding Trade Calls for Brooks, Cowboys Interested

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Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks, a defensive standout with 183 total tackles and 99 solo stops last season, is a key player for the team. Despite interest from the Dallas Cowboys, the Dolphins are hesitant to trade him, viewing him as a core piece alongside DeVon Achane and Aaron Brewer. Brooks is in the final year of his contract with a $10.8 million cap hit, and the Dolphins are considering an extension. However, the right offer could sway their decision. The Cowboys, in need of defensive reinforcements, are expected to make a strong push for Brooks as training camps approach.

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Dolphins Fielding Trade Calls for Brooks, Cowboys Interested

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dolphins Fielding Trade Calls for Brooks, Cowboys Interested. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 31st, Miami Dolphins are fielding trade calls for linebacker Jordan Brooks with the Dallas Cowboys showing strong interest. General manager John Eric Sullivan confirmed they've talked to teams but nothing has sealed the deal yet. Sullivan made it clear he sees Brooks as a core piece on defense, calling him one of the team's three pillars alongside running back to Vaughn a chain and, center Aaron Brewer. He wants to build around that trio long-term. Brooks dominated last season in 2025, leading the league with 183 total tackles and 99 solo stops, plus 3.5 sacks and a force fumble. That kind of production makes him tough to move. He's heading into the final year of his deal with a $10.8 million cap hit and Miami is eyeing an extension. Still, the right offer could shift their stance. Meanwhile, Dallas is hurting on defense after one of their worst seasons ever, so expect him to push hard. Dallas holds the cards for now, but this saga bears watching as training camps heat

up.

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