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Tom Garfinkel Steps Away as Dolphins President and CEO, Remains with Organization
Johnson is learning outside and nickel duties, and he has recorded an interception and a fumble recovery through five practices, coaches said.
- Miami Dolphins rookie cornerback Chris Johnson is juggling outside and nickel defensive roles simultaneously during training camp, learning two positions at once as the team evaluates his versatility.
- The 2026 season marks a transition for the Dolphins, who implemented a youth movement this offseason and hired head coach Jeff Hafley and general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan to lead a roster relying heavily on rookies.
- Johnson told reporters he is working to master "comms, hand signals" to ensure the defense has 11 players on the field, though Miami Herald writer Omar Kelly called his recent 1-on-1 performance a "disastrous 1 on 1 day."
- On Tuesday, president and CEO Tom Garfinkel stepped down after 13 years, while owner Stephen Ross promoted Daniel Sillman to CEO of the newly created Ross Sports & Entertainment entity.
- Ross Sports & Entertainment will consolidate the Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium, and other holdings into one entity, with Sillman overseeing football operations to build on the foundation Garfinkel established.
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Tom Garfinkel steps down as president, CEO of Dolphins after 13 years, will remain with organization
Tom Garfinkel is stepping down as the Miami Dolphins’ president and CEO after 13 years, the team announced amid a handful of operational changes in the organization.
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