Report: Multiple teams have interest in Jaelen Phillips, Bradley Chubb
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The Miami Dolphins are drawing trade interest for pass rushers Jaelen Phillips and Bradley Chubb ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Multiple teams have expressed significant interest, with the Philadelphia Eagles notably targeting Phillips. Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio values Phillips from their time together in Miami in 2023, where Phillips recorded 6.5 sacks in eight games before a season-ending Achilles injury. Phillips, a first-round pick in 2021, is in the fifth year of his rookie contract with a $13.251 million salary. Meanwhile, Chubb, who joined the Dolphins from the Denver Broncos in a trade three years ago, carries a base salary of $1.255 million. Trading Chubb would result in a $23.858 million dead-money charge for Miami next year.
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