Why There's No Reason To Panic Over Lack of Brooks Extension
Why There's No Reason To Panic Over Lack of Brooks Extension centers on the Miami Dolphins’ contract situation for linebacker Jordyn Brooks, with the team still about a month from its first 2026 training camp practice. Brooks, coming off an All-Pro season, is entering the final year of his deal, and the Dolphins have already extended De’Von Achane and Aaron Brewer earlier in the process. New GM Jon-Eric Sullivan said in the offseason that Achane was the priority, given his relative youth, with the other two to follow. While cap maneuverability opened up after Bradley Chubb’s post–June 1 release, Brooks’ extension is still pending. The article notes negotiations often take time, citing multiple Dolphins examples where extensions were signed after camp started. A realistic timetable remains uncertain, though Brooks’ spring participation is viewed as a positive sign. The Dolphins could also trade him or revisit next spring if no agreement is reached.






