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Steven Ross paid approx 1.1 billion to buy a 95% stake in the NFL’s Miami Dolphins in 2009. The Dolphins had their highs in the seventies, when they were coached by Don Shula, had an undefeated season (1972), and won 2 Superbowls, including their last one – Superbowl VII in 1973. Ross, a New York real estate mogul, says that most owners get into professional team ownership because of the passion and their desire to get on the ballfield, not necessarily for the bottom line. But, it is still a business. Ross has been instrumental in bringing attention to the NFL in South Florida, particularly by negotiating minority ownership deals with an impressive list of successful and powerful women in the music, sports, and entertainment world.
Miami Dolphins part owners include tennis superstar sisters Venus and Serena Williams, Latin singer Gloria Estefan and husband Emilio, Jennifer Lopez, Mark Anthony, and singer Jimmy Buffett. Most recently, Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie was also brought onboard.
Hit the jump to read a letter from Steven Ross to the Miami fans, and see another Ross, Miami-based rapper Rick Ross, go behind the scenes at a recent Dolphins preseason game…
53-year old Andy Reid is a great head coach and one of the most respected people in the NFL. And he’s a Giants fan.
Well, probably not, but he probably wishes he had the success of the Giants because over the years he just cant seem to get his team from Philadelphia a championship.
Maybe this season with playmaking of MVP QB Mike Vick, and with his 2 new stud corners Nnamdi Asoumugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie the Eagles will finally get that Superbowl Ring.
Both are big, tall, fast wide receivers. Both were top-10 draft picks, and both wear Jersey #17. Braylen Edwards went to Michigan, Plaxico Burress starred at Michigan State. Braylon went to Cleveland, Plax in Pittsburgh. Both found their way to New York. Plax is out of jail, Braylon is on Twitter – @officialbraylon
And now, both are free agents. Who would you sign?
Plax has had a more storied career, performed in the big moments, and brought the NY Giants a Superbowl in 2007. He’s also been in jail for the past 2 years and will be 34 at the start of the NFL season.
Braylon has dropped balls, in some big moments, his whole career. His 2007 season, with 16 touchdowns and 1,289, was Pro-Bowl worthy. Thats almost a Jerry Rice season… almost. He has been dedicated on the field and he’s 28 years young.
Right now, I love Plax, but…. I’d sign B Easy!
February 6, 1945 – May 11, 1981

The Legendary Spirit, the God, the Jamaican singer and songwriter, the Genius, The Great Bob Marley passed on May 11, 1981. He was 36.
Marley was an avid soccer player and fan. While playing soccer during his European tour in July of 1977, Marley injured his toe and was soon diagnosed with acral lentiginous melanoma. Over the years, the cancer spread from his toe to his lungs and brain.
Marley’s last words to his son, Ziggy Marley, were “Money can’t buy life.”

The wonderfully named Zoltan Mesko speaks five languages and grew up dreaming of being an aerospace engineer before graduating from Michigan with a business degree and a master’s in sports management. He got lured into football only after he smashed a ceiling light with a kick ball in his Twinsburg, Ohio, junior-high-school gym. Yet this spring, the New England Patriots selected Mr. Mesko in the fifth round of the NFL Draft, with the 150th selection. He now finds himself training with the team in Foxboro, Mass., where he rubs elbows and trades barbs with stars like Tom Brady and Randy Moss.