"MIAMI GARDENS - My opinion of Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross is shifting. The Dolphins' ineptitude has accelerated since 2009, when Ross took ownership of the organization. The on-field product has been a disaster, and it's getting worse. I think the 85-year-old Ross, a local billionaire real estate developer who graduated from Miami Beach High School and now lives in Palm Beach, wants to win. I still think Ross gives a damn."
"He'll even be involved in the GM hiring process. "I'm not curating the list. that's not my decision," McDaniel said Monday during his end-of-season news conference. "I think it's in the best interest of everyone we hire the best person for the Miami Dolphins and the only thing I'm trying to do is aid, assist and help." So let me get this straight. McDaniel is involved in hiring his boss? This is so Dolphins."
Steve Ross has owned the Miami Dolphins since 2009 and the team's on-field performance has worsened. Ross, an 85-year-old local billionaire, wants to win but faces questions about competence and awareness. Fans have lost confidence, and some long-term supporters are wavering. Ross must complete two critical offseason tasks: hire a quality general manager and persuade fans that retaining coach Mike McDaniel is correct. McDaniel will participate in the GM hiring process, raising concerns about hiring his own boss. Team executives Tom Garfinkel and Brandon Shore, and Hall of Famers Troy Aikman and Dan Marino, will also be involved.
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