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According to Sportico, the Dallas Cowboys have become the first sports team ever to achieve a $10 billion valuation. Sportico’s latest annual rankings of all 32 NFL teams, released Tuesday, estimated the Cowboys’ worth at $10.32 billion. This valuation places them $2.53 billion ahead of the second-highest team, the Los Angeles Rams, valued at $7.79 billion.
The New York Giants ranked third with a value of $7.65 billion, followed by the New England Patriots at $7.31 billion and the San Francisco 49ers at $6.86 billion. The New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins were ranked sixth and seventh, respectively, with valuations of $6.8 billion and $6.76 billion.
The final two NFC East teams, the Philadelphia Eagles ($6.75 billion) and the Washington Commanders ($6.3 billion), are ranked eighth and tenth, respectively, between the Las Vegas Raiders ($6.7 billion).
In September of last year, Forbes estimated the Cowboys as the first sports team to be worth $9 billion. Sportico’s earlier estimate in February valued the Cowboys at $9.2 billion, placing them $1 billion ahead of the second-highest team, the Golden State Warriors, which was valued at $8.28 billion.
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