The NFL’s most valuable teams revealed the Dallas Cowboys to be worth $1.7 billion more than their closest rivals

DALLAS COWBOYS maintained their status as by far the most valuable NFL franchise.

America’s team is worth a whopping $1.7 BILLION more than their closest contenders on the list.

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The values ​​for all 32 teams were published by Sportico over the weekend.

Jerry Jones’ Texas powerhouse has been valued at a whopping $7.64 billion.

That’s a huge increase from the $5.7 billion that Forbes calculated for 2021.

Their value is over $3 billion above the league average of $4.14 billion.

The next team on the updated list is the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams.

The Rams, owned by Arsenal boss Stan Kroenke, have been valued at $5.91 billion.

They recently returned from St. Louis to the West Coast and the stunning SoFi Stadium.

And her Super Bowl win, along with a return to Hollywood, added to her value.

The New England Patriots are third at $5.88 billion, and the New York Giants are fourth at $5.73 billion.

The San Francisco 49ers round out the top five with a valuation of $5.18 billion.

And the Chicago Bears hit the $5 billion mark in 6th overall.

New York Jets are seventeenths, valued at $4.8 billion.

And NFC East rivals Washington Commanders ($4.78 billion) and Philadelphia Eagles ($4.7 billion) are next on the list.

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Denver Broncos round out the top 10 at $4.65 billion.

For this amount, the team was sold to the Walter-Penner family ownership group that year.

At the lower end of the scale, Cincinnati Bengals have the lowest value at $2.84 billion.

The Detroit Lions are second from bottom with $2.86 billion, followed by the Jacksonville Jaguars with $2.94 billion.

The full list of team values ​​according to Sportico is:

1. Dallas Cowboys $7,643.
2. Los Angeles rams $5.91 billion
3. New England Patriots $5.88B
4. New York Giants $5.73B
5. San Francisco 49ers $5.18B
6. Chicago contributes $5 billion
7. New York Jets $4.8 billion
8. Washington Commanders $4.78B
9. Philadelphia Eagles $4.7B
10. Denver Broncos $4.65B
11. Houston Texans $4.63B
12. Seattle Seahawks $4.385B
13. Pittsburgh Steelers $4.26B
14. Green Bay Packers $4.19 billion
15. Las Vegas Raiders $4.08B
16. Miami Dolphins $4.06B
17. Atlanta Falcons $3.88B
18. Minnesota Vikings $3.72B
19. Los Angeles Chargers $3.62 billion
20. Kansas City Chiefs $3.54B
21. Baltimore Ravens $3.435B
22. Carolina Panthers $3.36B
23. Tennessee Titans $3.29 billion
24. Tampa Bay Buccaneers $3.28B
25. New Orleans Saints $3.26 billion
26. Indianapolis Colts $3.245B
27. Cleveland Brown’s $3.18 billion
28. Arizona Cardinals $3.165B
29. Buffalo Bill’s $2.99 ​​billion
30. Jacksonville Jaguars $2.94B
31. Detroit Lions $2.86B
32. Cincinnati Bengals $2.84B