Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks continued his stellar 2025 campaign with another impressive game in a losing effort against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Brooks led the way for the Dolphins defense with 13 tackles, two tackles for loss, a pass defended, and a sack on Steelers' quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

The Miami Dolphins' 2025 season will end up being a failure with no playoff appearance again, but there could be some individual accolades in the form of Pro Bo

Brooks recorded 13 tackles including a sack in Week 15 at Pittsburgh, but it appears he may have picked up an injury in the process. He'll have two more chances to practice before Miami releases its last practice report of the week Friday.

The Miami Dolphins were eliminated from the playoffs for the second consecutive year after losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers, and self-criticism was not long in coming. Jordyn Broo

Jordyn Brooks doesn't have a lot to say. The sixth-year linebacker has allowed his NFL-leading 137 tackles to do the talking, and the Miami Dolphins are getting the message loud and clear.

Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks leads the NFL in tackles, driven by passion stemming from his childhood. Brooks recently recorded 20 tackles in a single game, a feat last achieved for the Dolphins by Hall of Famer Zach Thomas in 2006.

Not every player has lived up to preseason expectations, but starting linebacker and defensive captain Jordyn Brooks has been as consistently good as he can be over his two-year Dolphins career and is eligible for a contract extension.

Just four of the 15 players on injury report would've been unavailable altogether if a practice was held, according to the Dolphins. That includes safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and linebacker Jordyn Brooks, who both exited late in the team's loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.