Owner Stephen Ross is talking to private equity firms after the N.F.L. changed the rules on what types of investors can buy into the league.

A sale of a stake in the Miami Dolphins could be the first under new N.F.L. rules that allow certain private equity firms to buy into teams.Sam Navarro/USA TODAY Sports, via ReutersA second effort to sell a stake in the Dolphins

Months after the Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross failed to sell a stake in the team to fellow billionaire Ken Griffin, he’s trying once again — this time with some potential help from private equity.

Ross is in talks with private equity firms, including Arctos Partners, and individuals to sell a stake in the Dolphins at a valuation above $7 billion, two people with knowledge of the negotiations told DealBook’s Lauren Hirsch and The

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