Nearly $15 billion is being offered to the Miami Dolphins’ owner

In contrast to the club’s projected valuation and the $1 billion he paid more than ten years ago to acquire it, Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross told Bloomberg on Wednesday that he has received bids for the American football team of up to roughly $15 billion.

Ross stated that he has no intention of selling the Miami Dolphins and that he does not think there is a finer asset than an American football franchise.

In 2009, Ross, a real estate and sports tycoon, paid roughly $1 billion for the Dolphins and sold a 13% share in the team, together with the Miami Open and the Miami F1 Grand Prix, which were valued at $8.1 billion.

Ross stated that he thinks NFL franchise valuations will keep rising because of the league’s expanding television rights and competition from streaming services like Netflix, which last year aired two games on its platform on Christmas Day.

Before the 2025 NFL season began, the Dolphins were estimated to be worth $7.5 billion, ranking them as the 11th most valuable franchise in the league and over half of what Ross has supposedly received in offers. The average valuation of the 32 NFL teams is $7.1 billion. Ross has a $17 billion personal fortune.

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