What happened: Bryan Broaddus told Gavin Dawson and Eric Chiofalo that Dallas appears to be pursuing a “bigger fish” than Bobby Wagner. He directed attention toward Miami and identified Jordyn Brooks as the linebacker to monitor.
Why it matters: Miami's recent extension gives it control of Brooks beyond the upcoming season, increasing the potential cost of a deal. Any move would require the Dolphins to reverse course shortly after committing long-term money.
By the numbers: Brooks' extension is worth $51.3 million over three years and runs through 2029.
What to watch: Watch for direct trade discussions or an offer from Dallas before the 2026 season begins.