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

The Miami Dolphins selected Maryland defensive tackle Jordan Phillips in the fifth round (143rd overall) of the NFL Draft.

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.

Anthony Weaver spoke glowingly about all three of the defensive tackles the Dolphins added in the 2025 NFL draft.

The Miami Dolphins select Maryland Terrapins defensive tackle Jordan Phillips in Round 5 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No. 143 overall pick (via a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders). The "NFL ...

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 ...

He also happens to be very familiar with the older Jordan Phillips' NFL career, which began with three-plus seasons with the Dolphins before he moved to the Buffalo Bills, Arizona Cardinals ...

Maryland Terrapins defensive lineman Jordan Phillips (8 ... the backfield against Michigan State. Expecting Phillips to come into the NFL and win pass-rush reps like that isn’t realistic.

Jordan Phillips is one of the better nose tackle prospects ... He has plenty of traits to be successful and a well-rounded player in the NFL, which should increase his draft stock.

Let's examine Phillips' draft projection and a few potential landing spots. According to NFL Draft Buzz, Jordan Phillips is projected to be a fourth-round pick. The Terrapins' defensive stalwart ...

Who did the Miami Dolphins pick in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft? Here's how Jordan Phillips of Maryland, will fit on the Dolphins roster.