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Forbes Releases 21st Annual NFL Team Valuations
The No Fun League, yet they still have an enviable income stream. Viewership down, perhaps another reason for the 2% increase.
Definitely getting to the point that mere mortals could never consider owning a team. Have to wonder if more partnerships and/or corporate ownership is coming at those price points.
The National Football League continues to be the most lucrative sports league in the world, according to Forbes’ 21st annual NFL Team Valuations. The Dallas Cowboys have not been to the Super Bowl in 23 years, but their league-leading revenue ($864 million) makes them the NFL’s most valuable team. The Cowboys, worth $5 billion, a 4% increase from last year, retain the top spot for the 12th consecutive year. The Cowboys are the first sports team to reach a value of $5 billion. The New England Patriots ($3.8 billion), New York Giants ($3.3 billion), Los Angeles Rams ($3.2 billion) and Washington Redskins ($3.2 billion) round out the NFL’s top five most valuable teams.
The average NFL team is worth $2.57 billion, which is a 2% increase over last year. It is the smallest increase since 2010, when values decreased an average of 2%. “The reason for this year’s small increase is the dearth of people who have the liquid wealth to buy 30% of an NFL team,” says Assistant Managing Editor Mike Ozanian.
The No Fun League, yet they still have an enviable income stream. Viewership down, perhaps another reason for the 2% increase.
Definitely getting to the point that mere mortals could never consider owning a team. Have to wonder if more partnerships and/or corporate ownership is coming at those price points.