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Super Bowl finalists do not include Miami

The Miami Dolphins applied for consideration as a potential host for Super Bowl 52. They didn't make it to the finalist list.

Dolphins vying for Super Bowl 52

After being denied Super Bowl 50 or 51, the Miami Dolphins have officially applied to be the host of Super Bowl 52, according to a report. The game would be held in February 2018.

Ross statement after Miami shut out of Super Bowls

The Miami Dolphins failed to claim one of the two Super Bowls handed out today by the NFL. After the vote, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross reacted.

Miami shut out of Super Bowls

As expected, the Miami bid for either Super Bowl L or LI came up short, as the San Francisco and Houston bids claimed the two championship games. The league voted on the bids earlier today.

Jimmy Cefalo discusses Miami presentation for Super Bowl bid

Goodell: "Want to see the Dolphins stay in Miami"

The Miami Dolphins saw their public funding request die without ever hitting the floor of the State House of Representatives. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell weighed in on the topic yesterday.

Miami Super Bowl bid sounds awesome, unfortunately

The Miami Dolphins announced the plans for their Super Bowl bid today, laying out what they have to offer to the 31 other owners around the NFL. Unfortunately, they cannot offer a renovated Sun Life Stadium, and that will likely kill the chances.

Dolphins stadium argument gains more witnesses

The Miami Dolphins' argument with Florida's Speaker of the House of Representatives Will Weatherford has been a he said / he said argument for the past week. Now, it's taking on a few more sides, all against Weatherford's version of the events.

Florida House fails to vote on Stadium bill

Congratulations to the San Francisco 49ers and their new stadium in Santa Clara, California. With the failure to even allow the bill to come to the floor for a vote, the Florida House of Representatives handed Super Bowl 50 to Santa Clara, Calif.

Dolphins, County Reach Stadium Financing Agreement

The Miami Dolphins and Miami-Dade County have reached an agreement for public funding to assist in the $350 million renovation plan for Sun Life Stadium. The deal, once certified by the County Commission on Wednesday, will be put up for a public vote

Dolphins: No Super Bowl, Public Can Remove Funding

The Miami Dolphins are asking the public to pay for about $199 million in upgrades to Sun Life Stadium. Team CEO Mike Dee today said that if the team does not get awarded one of the two Super Bowls this year, the public can pull the money back.

No stadium upgrades means no Super Bowls

The Miami Dolphins have asked Miami-Dade County and Florida to assist them with paying for a set of proposed renovations to Sun Life Stadium, stating that the site will not be competitive for future Super Bowls without the upgrades.

Dolphins Make New Public Funds Plan for Stadium

The Miami Dolphins are trying to secure public money to fund about $199 million of the $400 million renovations to Sun Life Stadium the team says are necessary to continue to compete for Super Bowls. Reports say the team made a new proposal on Friday

Dolphins Look for May 14 Referendum

The Miami Dolphins are looking to conduct major renovations to Sun Life Stadium in hopes of landing Super Bowl L, the 50th anniversary of the NFL's Championship game, in 2016. The team has asked for $199 million in public funding.

Fins' stadium deal contingent on Super Bowl 50?

Think the Dolphins' plan to renovate Sun Life Stadium rests squarely on voter approval? Think again.

Dolphins Agree to Referendum on Stadium Funding

According to a Sun Sentinel Report, the Miami Dolphins have agreed to a voter referendum in Miami-Dade County over the team's plans for public funding to renovate Sun Life Stadium. The Dolphins are attempting to receive $199 million in public funds.

Sun Life Renovation Bill Takes Next Step in Senate

The Miami Dolphins are currently asking the Florida Legislature to approve public funding to provide around $199 million to the team for upgrades to Sun Life Stadium. The proposal passed the State Senate's Commerce and Tourism committee yesterday.

Report: Super Bowl generate $185M for New Orleans

This Sunday, Super Bowl XLVII will kick off in New Orleans, with the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers facing off. Today, Forbes and PwC US reported that the game will generate an estimated $185 million for New Orleans.

Miami-Dade Approves initial Stadium Plan

In a small, but important, first step toward the proposed upgrades to Sun Life Stadium, Miami-Dade County has endorsed the public financing initiatives requested. Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has asked for about $199 million in public funds.

Dolphins Announce $400M Renovations to Stadium

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross announced the renovation plan for Sun Life Stadium yesterday at a press conference. The owner pledged to pay for the majority of the renovations himself, but laid out a plan to ask for hotel tax increase.

Miami Add Marino, Griese, Taylor to Super Bowl Bid

South Florida is trying to host Super Bowl L in February 2016. The area, and Miami Dolphins' home Sun Life Stadium, is a finalist under consideration by the NFL for the game. Dan Marino, Bob Griese, and Jason Taylor joined the bid committee Monday.

Super Bowl L Finalists: Miami and Santa Clara

Yesterday, word broke that Miami would be a finalist for the milestone 50th Super Bowl. However, the competition for Super Bowl L was misidentified. Instead of New Orleans, the San Francisco 49ers' new stadium in Santa Clara will be considered.

Sun Life Stadium Becomes Super Bowl L Finalist

Sun Life Stadium is one of the two front runners for the 2016 Super Bowl, the 50th iteration of the game. South Florida has hosted 10 Super Bowls previously, more than any other site. However, the city has not been considered a finalist since 2009.