Maryland head coach Mike Locksley says the Dolphins got a pair of tremendous leaders in two of his former players.

The Miami Dolphins drafted defensive tackle Jordan Phillips from Maryland in the fifth round of the NFL Draft. Phillips is a run-stopping defensive tackle who previously played at Tennessee.

The Miami Dolphins in Round 5 selected DT Jordan Phillips out of Maryland. The Dolphins are rebuilding their defensive line after losing Calais Campbell and D’Shawn Hand. Phillips has great ...

Another Maryland football product is off the board. Defensive tackle Jordan Phillips is heading back to his home state of Florida after he was selected by the Miami Dolphins with the No. 143 pick ...

With the 143rd pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, Maryland DT Jordan Phillips went to the Miami Dolphins in the fifth round. This past season, Phillips recorded 29 tackles and one tackle for loss.

The Miami Dolphins selected Maryland defensive tackle Jordan Phillips in the fifth round (143rd overall) of the NFL Draft. Phillips, a 6-foot-2, 312-pound redshirt sophomore, recorded 29 tackles ...

Maryland Terrapins defensive lineman Jordan Phillips (8) takes the field before the game against the Michigan State Spartans at SECU Stadium. / Tommy Gilligan-Imagn Images The Miami Dolphins ...

Jordan Phillips is a former colelgiate defensive tackle from the University of Maryland. Phillips was one of the 329 draft prospects to get invited to the NFL Scouting Combine. At the 2025 NFL ...

Phillips then made the pivotal decision to join the Maryland Terrapins and immediately ... According to NFL Draft Buzz, Jordan Phillips is projected to be a fourth-round pick.

Jordan Phillips is one of the better nose tackle ... The good news is that the Maryland product is only 20 years old, according to Brugler, making him a ball of clay that any defensive line ...

Jordan Phillips can certainly improve that ... He had 59 tackles (37 solo), five passes defended and an interception for Maryland this past season. He was a cornerstone for years in Maryland's ...

Maryland Terrapins nose tackle Jordan Phillips is a 6'1 5/8", 312 lb. athlete with 31 1/2” arms. He took snaps across the interior defensive line at 0-tech, 1-tech, 2-tech and 3-tech for the ...