With the NFL Draft just around the corner, the Miami Dolphins have some important contract situations to monitor, but there's no sense of urgency in the front office. General Manager Jon-Eric Sullivan addressed the status of two key veterans, linebacker Jordyn Brooks and center Aaron Brewer, who are both entering the final year of their deals.

When asked about the possibility of securing extensions before the draft kicks off, Sullivan remained calm and collected. "That'll work itself out," he stated. "They know where they stand, we’ve had conversations. They know how important they are to this team... There's nothing pressing for us to get something done in the next couple of days."

This strategic patience is a common front-office approach during draft season. The Dolphins' plans for Brooks and Brewer could become clearer once the team's draft board unfolds. The three-day event could potentially yield new talent, giving Miami options for the future at those positions.

The two players share a unique parallel path. Both joined the Dolphins in 2024, were drafted in 2020, and are 28 years old—born just one week apart in October 1997. Their performances this season will be crucial, not just for the team's success, but for their own long-term futures in Miami.