The Dallas Cowboys have been linked with a proposed trade for Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks. The idea would send offensive tackle Tyler Guyton and a 2027 seventh-round pick to Miami. Brooks, coming off an All-Pro-caliber season, is entering the final year of his contract. Analysts believe Dallas could pursue him near the trade deadline, while Miami may trade the veteran now instead of risking losing him without maximizing his value.The Dallas Cowboys have emerged as a potential landing spot for Miami Dolphins linebacker Jordyn Brooks as trade speculation continues to build around the veteran defender. A proposed deal from FanSided suggests Dallas could acquire Brooks by sending offensive tackle Tyler Guyton and a 2027 seventh-round pick to Miami. While the idea remains speculative, it reflects the uncertainty surrounding Brooks' future as he enters the final year of his contract.CategoryDetailsPlayerJordyn BrooksCurrent TeamMiami DolphinsRumored TeamDallas CowboysContract StatusFinal year of current contractSalary Cap HitFinal season before potential extensionTrade LikelihoodModerate (speculation only)Latest Insider UpdateFanSided proposed Cowboys-Dolphins trade; analysts believe Miami could move Brooks for future assetsPotential ReturnTyler Guyton and a 2027 seventh-round pickWhich teams are interested in Jordyn Brooks?The Cowboys have been identified as a logical destination if the Dolphins decide to move Brooks before the trade deadline. Dallas is still evaluating its linebacker group, but the front office could pursue a proven veteran if younger options fail to secure the job during training camp.Brooks would immediately strengthen Dallas' run defense while adding experience to a unit aiming to return to playoff contention. Last season, he posted a 77.8 Pro Football Focus defensive grade across 985 defensive snaps, recording 124 solo tackles, four sacks and 16 total pressures.On the other side, Miami would receive Tyler Guyton, a former first-round offensive tackle who could become part of the franchise's rebuilding core.What insiders are saying about the trade rumorsFanSided's Wynston Wilcox believes Dallas could become aggressive if it remains in the playoff race later this season."The Cowboys need a linebacker that can create havoc all over the field, especially when it comes to creating plays on run defense. This feels like a move that would probably happen closer to the NFL trade deadline if Brooks ultimately goes to Dallas."The Cowboys are going to see what their young players do through the preseason and evaluate if it's worth turning to more stability. Once they're hovering around a playoff spot, they'll make a desperate move, and that feels like this. Don't be surprised to see Jerry Jones pull the trigger."Bleacher Report's Brent Sobleski also believes Miami should consider maximizing Brooks' value."On the other hand, Brooks is Miami's best player. He's coming off an All-Pro season after leading the NFL in total tackles."Even so, he's on the last year of his current deal and likely looking for a significant contract extension. The Dolphins can trade him and capitalize now instead of waiting for him to leave later."Contract details and salary cap implicationsBrooks is entering the final season of his current contract, making his long-term future one of Miami's biggest offseason decisions. Any acquiring team would likely need to discuss an extension shortly after a trade.Guyton, meanwhile, remains on his rookie contract, giving Miami additional cost control despite an uneven start to his NFL career. He allowed 31 pressures and two sacks last season while committing seven penalties.Neither player is known to have a no-trade clause, giving both clubs flexibility if discussions ever become serious.How the trade could impact both teamsDallas would gain one of the league's most productive linebackers without sacrificing premium draft capital, although losing a young tackle would create another question along the offensive line.Miami's focus appears to be building for the future. Adding a former first-round tackle while collecting another draft pick would fit that timeline if the organization ultimately decides Brooks is not part of its long-term plans. At this stage, though, the proposal remains just that: an offseason trade idea rather than an active negotiation.