Former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores describes being offered money to lose games

By CNN Sport staff

Updated 0536 GMT (1336 HKT) February 3, 2022

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(CNN)In his Tuesday lawsuit, former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores alleged Dolphins' owner Stephen Ross offered to pay Flores to purposely lose games in order to secure a higher pick in the NFL draft and encouraged Flores to purposely violate league tampering rules.

Flores described the situation on CNN Wednesday morning. The former Miami head coach was asked if Ross explicitly told him he would give Flores $100,000 for each game he would lose: «Yes he did. That's not something you make up… there were several conversations about, 'Take a vacation. We don't need to win right