Dolphins' Jordyn Brooks and Chop Robinson Shine as Team Prepares for Playoff Push

Brooks recovers from minor injuries while Robinson's standout rookie performance bolsters Miami's defense.

Linebacker Jordyn Brooks, who leads the Dolphins in tackles this season, declared his knee and quadriceps injuries as 'nothing serious' and is expected to play against the Browns on Sunday.
Rookie linebacker Chop Robinson has emerged as a key defensive player with six sacks in the past eight games and ranks among the NFL's top pass rushers in win rate since Week 9.
The Dolphins defense, despite injuries to key players like Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips, ranks in the top 10 across multiple categories, including third-down and red zone defense.
Rookie wide receiver Malik Washington has impressed in recent games, overcoming draft-day doubts and improving his blocking to become a reliable option for the Dolphins’ offense.
Kicker Jason Sanders set a franchise record with 23 consecutive field goals, including eight from 50 yards or more, earning him AFC special teams player of the week honors.