A lot has been debated on here about what was his favorite team was. Kinda surprised me to see this.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ing-all-the-right-moves-in-inspired-offseason
In the past few years, after Ross' continued efforts to lobby for private funding for stadium renovations, he became incredibly frustrated by the politics that were thwarting his efforts. So frustrated, some will tell you, he even at one point considered selling altogether. Instead, though, something changed.
Ross, with billions of dollars at 75 years old, became convinced that he wanted to enjoy his time as the owner of the team he grew up loving. He did not want to continue beating his fist and his head against the table to get public funding when his own wallet was already overflowing. This does not make him a saint, of course, since taxpayers will argue that's the way it should always be.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ing-all-the-right-moves-in-inspired-offseason