Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross sells 10 percent of franchise
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross sold 10 percent of the South Florida’s NFL franchise he has owned for 17 seasons, the team’s stadium and the events held at it to investment group Ares Management funds (Ares), and Brooklyn Nets owners Joe Tsai and Oliver Weisberg.
Dolphins, Bills sell stakes in team to private equity firms for first time in NFL history
Ares Management purchased 10 percent of the Dolphins, the team announced after the vote. Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty owner Joseph Tsai also purchased three percent of the Dolphins. In total, 13 percent of the Dolphins’ shares were sold.
Most of the Miami Dolphins' opponents for 2025 are already set. Here's the list, plus a sneak preview of their 2026 rivals.
Most of the Miami Dolphins' opponents for 2025 are already set. Here's the list, plus a sneak preview of their 2026 rivals.
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