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Chris Perkins: Losing Super Bowls isn’t the No. 1 problem for Dolphins owner Steve Ross
Chris Perkins says the franchise’s deeper issues are roster building, management and culture, not its Super Bowl defeats.
- Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross faces a significant image problem that cannot be solved by words or actions alone, acknowledging that success on the field is the primary solution.
- South Florida is currently excluded from the NFL's rotation after structural changes at Hard Rock Stadium removed the Dolphins' hosting eligibility for future championships.
- Fans are increasingly frustrated with team performance, prompting management—including President Tom Garfinkel and advisor Troy Aikman—to communicate directly with supporters about organizational priorities.
- Team officials acknowledged they are equally frustrated by recent performance, noting the disconnect between leadership and the fanbase risks alienating younger generations of supporters.
- Winning on the field remains the only solution, according to Ross, who remains committed to building a championship team despite current perception challenges.
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Chris Perkins: Losing Super Bowls isn’t the No. 1 problem for Dolphins owner Steve Ross
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Dolphins owner Steve Ross has an image problem, and it can’t be solved by words or actions. Ross’ problem can only be solved by winning. There’s a perception by a large number of Dolphins fans that…
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