The Raiders’ move to Las Vegas was approved by NFL owners at their meetings in Phoenix on Monday. Of the 32 NFL teams, the Miami Dolphins were the only ones to vote against the move.

Dolphins owner Stephen Ross didn’t like the idea of the Raiders leaving Oakland for Las Vegas, according to Adam Schefter, who was reading from his phone on ESPN2.

On March 23, The Mercury News had Ross as a “likely yes” vote when evaluating NFL owners and how they would vote. According to the Mercury News, Ross “doesn’t believe Oakland is viable. ‘Because of the lack of public funds, I don’t see how they fill in the gap there,’ Ross told ESPN.”

Apparently, his feelings changed just days later.

Dolphins owner Stephen Ross told Bay Area News group Sunday that teams need to consider legacy, NFL team like a utility. — Gregg Rosenthal (@greggrosenthal) March 27, 2017

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport also added more context:

Why did #Dolphins dissent? Source: Stephen Ross believes it's not the best thing for fans & NFL. No animosity. But concern for all the moves — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 27, 2017

More context on Stephen Ross' dissent: Ross spent $500M+ in private funds to renovate a stadium & keep #Dolphins in MIA for the next 30 yrs — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 27, 2017

Ross later released a statement on why he casted the lone dissenting vote to not allow the Raiders to relocate to Las Vegas.

Statement from #Dolphins owner Stephen Ross on why he cast the sole vote against #Raiders' move to Vegas. pic.twitter.com/sXbyuqyW6y — Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) March 27, 2017

In February of 2016, Seth Wickersham and Don Van Natta Jr. published a piece for ESPN the Magazine that said: “Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross joked that the league should hold an auction for the right to relocate, though some owners thought he was serious,” when the Rams moved to Los Angeles.

The Raiders will still be playing in Oakland for at least the next two seasons. In 2019, a location has yet to be determined, and will officially start play in 2020.