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Tom Garfinkel steps down as Dolphins president and CEO

Tom Garfinkel departs as Dolphins president and CEO, setting the stage for a new era in Miami.

By · Published August 6, 2026  19:56 UTC · Updated August 7, 2026  22:27 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Tom Garfinkel departs as Dolphins president and CEO, setting the stage for a new era in Miami.
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Tom Garfinkel has stepped down as president and CEO of the Miami Dolphins. The news was first reported by WPLG Local 10, Reuters, Yahoo Sports, USA Today, New York Post, ESPN, NBC Sports, and the Dolphins' official website. Garfinkel's departure marks the end of a 13-year tenure, during which he oversaw significant changes within the franchise. The Dolphins have promoted Daniel Sillman to oversee football operations.

According to Reuters and Yahoo Sports, Sillman is the son-in-law of Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. USA Today notes that the move sets up a team ownership succession plan. The New York Post and the Dolphins' official website both emphasize Garfinkel's transformational impact on the franchise. There is no contradiction between outlets.

Garfinkel will remain with the organization in an unspecified capacity. The Dolphins have not yet announced Sillman's official title or the specifics of Garfinkel's new role.

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The obvious questions

Who is replacing Tom Garfinkel as president and CEO of the Miami Dolphins?

Daniel Sillman has been promoted to oversee football operations. The Dolphins have not yet announced Sillman's official title.

How long was Tom Garfinkel with the Miami Dolphins?

Tom Garfinkel served as president and CEO of the Miami Dolphins for 13 years.

What is the relationship between Daniel Sillman and Dolphins owner Stephen Ross?

Daniel Sillman is the son-in-law of Dolphins owner Stephen Ross.

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Tom Garfinkel Miami Dolphins Daniel Sillman Stephen Ross NFL Executive Shake-up

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