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Cowboys ($15.5B) Once Again Top NFL Team Valuations
Sportico says the average NFL team is now worth $9.34 billion, while nine franchises top $10 billion and the Cowboys lead at $15.5 billion.
- On Wednesday, Sportico named the Dallas Cowboys the NFL's most valuable franchise at $15.5 billion, with the Los Angeles Rams second at $12.7 billion and the New York Giants following at $12 billion.
- The league's 32 teams are collectively valued at $299 billion, with average franchise values increasing 31% over the past year—the largest annual jump since Sportico began tracking NFL valuations in 2020.
- Owner Stan Kroenke's stewardship transformed the Rams from a $750 million valuation to $12.7 billion, with the SoFi Stadium project in Inglewood serving as the centerpiece of this expansion.
- Dallas generated $1.3 billion in revenue last year, the only NFL team to surpass the billion-dollar mark, operating outside the league's shared merchandise system that generates nearly $200 million annually.
- Market activity remains robust as the Seattle Seahawks are being sold to tech billionaire Vinod Khosla for approximately $9.612 billion, demonstrating sustained investor appetite for NFL ownership stakes.
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Cowboys’ Value Hits Staggering $15.5 Billion as Jerry Jones’ Franchise Named Most Valuable in Sports Again
The Dallas Cowboys have made a habit of staying atop the global sports teams valuation charts, and it looks like they won’t be breaking that habit anytime soon. Jerry Jones bought the Cowboys in 1989 for $140 million. That deal included $65 million for the franchise and $75 million for Texas Stadium. 37 years later, Jones’ initial investment has yielded over 9,000% of its original purchase price in value, as the Cowboys have been valued at $15.5…
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right1Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Center
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