**Miami Dolphins Linebacker Jaelan Phillips to Miss Remainder of Season Due to Knee Injury**

Miami Dolphins’ linebacker Jaelan Phillips has confirmed that he will miss the rest of the season after sustaining a knee injury during Monday night’s game. In a heartfelt Instagram post on Wednesday, Phillips revealed that he will need reconstructive surgery for the injury, marking the second consecutive year that his season has been cut short due to injury.

Phillips expressed his deep disappointment, stating, "I bleed for this game and my team. I'm devastated to have to miss another season, but my resolve has never been stronger... I'll be back." His commitment to the game and his team remains unwavering despite the setback.

The injury occurred during the Dolphins’ 31-12 defeat to the Tennessee Titans. Phillips initially hurt his knee in the second quarter and left the field briefly to receive medical attention. Although he reentered the game, he suffered a further aggravation of the injury in the third quarter, visibly expressing his frustration.

Drafted 18th overall by the Dolphins in 2021, Phillips has shown his prowess on the field with 23 sacks over four seasons. This season, he has managed to secure one sack in four games. In April, the Dolphins exercised the fifth-year option on his rookie contract, keeping him under contract through the 2025 season.

As Phillips prepares for surgery and rehabilitation, fans and the team alike are hopeful for his strong return, echoing his sentiment that his resolve has never been stronger.