Dallas Cowboys are worth $7.64B, named most valuable sports franchise, per report

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The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable franchise listed at $7.64 billion. Sportico says that the Dallas Cowboys top the list of the top 10 most valuable U.S. sports franchises. There are 16 NFL franchises worth at least $4 billion, versus seven total in the other sports leagues (four MLB, three NBA).

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Dallas Cowboys are worth $7.64B, named most valuable sports franchise, per report

The Cowboys have a $630 million advantage on the next closest sports franchise in the Yankees, according to Sportico

4 months ago·United States

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Cowboys Named Most Valuable Sports Franchise At $7.64 Billion

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Fox Sports

Dallas Cowboys rank as the most valuable sports franchise

The Dallas Cowboys came out on top of the most valuable sports franchises according to Sportico. Not only were the Cowboys $1.73 billion ahead of the next highest NFL franchise in the Los Angeles Rams, but the Cowboys topped the New York Yankees by $630 million making them the most valuable sports franchise in the world. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to the Sportico report.

4 months ago·United States

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The Spun

Sportico Names Most Valuable Franchise In All Of Sports

DETROIT, MI - NOVEMBER 24: A detailed view of an NFL shield logo painted on the field before the game between the Detroit Lions and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Ford Field on November 24, 2013 in Detroit, Michigan. The Buccaneers defeated the Lions 24-21. (Photo by Mark Cunningham/Detroit Lions/Getty Images)Team values across all sports continue to soar, but one franchise continues to remain at the top.In a recent survey from Kurt Badenhausen …

4 months ago·Los Angeles, United States

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