Brewer Eyes First-Team All-Pro in 2026 Season

Miami Dolphins center Aaron Brewer is setting ambitious personal goals for the upcoming 2026 season. After a standout 2025 performance, where he secured an 87.4 overall grade from Pro Football Focus—ranking second among 40 qualified centers—Brewer was recognized with a second-team All-Pro selection. This marked his first career accolade in six seasons.

In response to his success, the Dolphins rewarded Brewer with a significant three-year contract extension valued at $52.5 million, including $37 million in guaranteed money. As he prepares for his third year with the team, Brewer is focused on reaching the pinnacle of his profession.

Brewer recently stated his objective is to become "the absolute best" and "unquestioned" at his position. He aims to elevate his achievements from last season by securing a first-team All-Pro nod, making the Pro Bowl, and winning the Protector of the Year award. He also hopes to see a fellow offensive lineman receive recognition for Protector of the Year.

Brewer represents a key positive asset for the Dolphins as they approach training camp. His reliable presence is expected to be a cornerstone for the team's offensive line for years to come.