Miami Dolphins Complete Sale For Record-Breaking $12.5 Billion Valuation
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
The Miami Dolphins confirmed that NFL franchises continue to elevate their value season after season. The league makes dozens of billions in revenue every season, which naturally impacts the value of its franchises.
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross made a move to try take the team’s value to new levels. Per ProFootball Talk, Ross sold a one-percent stake in the team to billionaire Lin Bin. The valuation of $12.5 billion earned Ross $125 million.
Forbes valued the Dolphins at $7.5 billion in 2025, ranking them as the 11th most valued franchise in the league. Ross previously sold 13% of the team at a $8.1 billion valuation. The $12.5 billion valuation set a new record in the league after Julia Koch bought a 10% stake in the New York Giants at a $10.3 billion valuation.
Miami Dolphins set to move on from Tua Tagovailoa
The Miami Dolphins have a lot of work to do this offseason. They already signed a new general manager and a head coach. The next step will be putting together a competitive team. Veteran quarterback Tua Tagovailoa revealed he was ready for a fresh start in January.
The team was hit with a brutal reality check, as Tagovailoa wouldn’t draw trade attention given his hefty contract. He will be a sought-after quarterback, as many teams will try to add experience to the roster. It remains to be seen where he’ll play next, but Tagovailoa’s market doesn’t seem to be dry.
