It’s time for the Miami Dolphins to admit their faults ahead of the 2026 season and make a bold trade, at least that’s what ESPN believes.
The Worldwide Leader issued a new column ahead of the 2026 season revealing the one move every NFL team should make before the new season kicks off. For the Dolphins, that means moving on from All-Pro linebacker Jordyn Brooks in a blockbuster deal.
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“Look, is there any point in the Dolphins keeping good players if their contracts end after the 2026 season? Brooks could possibly re-sign with Miami to be part of the rebuild. But he’s likely gone, so the Dolphins should get something for him,” ESPN said.
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“Brooks was a first-team All-Pro linebacker last season, leading the league with 183 total tackles and adding 3.5 sacks as a blitzer. He would be a useful addition for a team with a contending-quality offense but also a need at linebacker, perhaps the Bengals or Cowboys,” it added.
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The Dolphins are expected to be one of the worst teams in the league next season, with the second-lowest win total other than the Arizona Cardinals, who are in arguably the toughest division in football. Miami could trade Brooks while his value is still high to a team like the Cincinnati Bengals, who need as much help on defense as they can get.
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