Dolphins' Jaelan Phillips Faces Second Consecutive Season-Ending Injury

The Miami linebacker announced he will undergo reconstructive knee surgery following an injury sustained against the Tennessee Titans.

Jaelan Phillips, Miami Dolphins linebacker, confirmed his season-ending knee injury on Instagram, requiring reconstructive surgery.
This marks the second consecutive year Phillips has faced a season-ending injury, following an Achilles tear in 2023.
Phillips sustained the knee injury during the Dolphins' Monday night loss to the Tennessee Titans, initially attempting to play through the pain.
The Dolphins are now without several key players, including quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and pass rusher Bradley Chubb, as they struggle with a 1-3 season start.
Phillips has expressed his determination to overcome this setback and return stronger for the 2025 season, emphasizing resilience and faith in his social media post.