Miami Dolphins remain among NFL's most valuable teams despite struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 4:02 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

The Miami Dolphins rank as the seventh most valuable team in the NFL, valued at $10.25 billion, according to Sportico's recent report. Despite two consecutive losing seasons and changes to the team's roster and coaching staff, the Dolphins saw a 24% increase in value from the previous year. The team is projected to face challenges in the upcoming season with a new quarterback, Malik Willis, and first-year coach Jeff Hafley. Stephen Ross, the majority owner since 2008, appointed his son-in-law Daniel Sillman as CEO earlier this month, marking a leadership transition. The valuation is partly boosted by the significance of Hard Rock Stadium, which also hosts various high-profile events.
- •Dolphins valued at $10.25 billion, seventh in NFL rankings
- •Team faces challenges after losing season and major roster changes
- •Malik Willis is the new quarterback under first-year coach Jeff Hafley
- •Stephen Ross appointed Daniel Sillman as CEO and head of football operations
- •Valuation includes Hard Rock Stadium and related event revenues
- 4:02 PMYahoo Sports — Why the Dolphins continue to rank among NFL's most valuable teams
"Despite two straight losing seasons and a team projected to finish last, the Miami Dolphins are still worth more than most NFL teams.
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