The Miami Dolphins and linebacker Jordyn Brooks agree to a multi-year contract extension, according to multiple reports. The deal is described as a three-year extension valued at about $51 million, with figures reported as $51.0 million or $51.3 million depending on the source. The agreement follows Brooks’ standout 2025 season, when he led the NFL in tackles and earned his first All-Pro selection. Multiple outlets describe the move as part of the Dolphins’ ongoing roster planning, including a period of organizational transition or “rebuild,” while continuing to keep a key contributor under contract. One report attributes the contract details to a league source. The reporting is consistent that Brooks and Miami have reached agreement on the extension terms and that the new deal secures him for the next three seasons. With the extension, Brooks remains in Miami after a year highlighted by league-leading production on defense and his first recognition as an All-Pro.