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To be clearer... Ross was the worst person to execute the hiring of a president, CEO or really anything else to do with an NFL franchise. Tanenbaum was the worst person to hire for that role and just about everything he touched at any of his stops turned to ****. It is almost incredible with the...

I wasn’t defending Tannenbaum. I verbatim said he was "one of the worst people to execute that idea," as in Tannenbaum was and is an imbecile. I was defending the idea of hiring a CEO or president of the team. He is not in Miami and is an absent owner. He needs someone in that role to relay what...

I kind of laugh at the "two winning seasons, the second of which after a 1-7 start." Was Flores not the coach for the 1-7 start? You can't just give him a pass for the first half of the season because of the second half.

I am going to level with you. I have no idea what you are even trying to argue at this point. You're trying to say that because it is not where they made their original money that they don't care about the people running the team, but then you do say that they are competitive and want to win...

Ok so there is zero ego or competitive element to it and they are spending all of this money without any desire to win. Got it. Have a good one.

That is simply not true and a lazy narrative. Ross built Related Group from the ground up. Arthur Blank built Home Depot from the start. Sure some have (Mara, Ford, Rooney), but a lot have not.

Politely, I disagree. Ross is worth $8bn or so, with $3.5 of it from the Dolphins. That is a relatively low percent compared to other owners. They need to protect and invest in to maximize their assets. The only way what you are saying makes any sense is they are doing this as a safe...

One has nothing to do with the other. It all comes down to people and hiring the right ones.

Sometimes you see how owners run their teams and wonder how they became wealthy in the first place. I am going to laugh when they keep Grier.