The NFL’s Most Valuable Teams

The National Football League continues to be the most lucrative sports league in the world, according to Forbes’ 19th annual NFL Team Valuationslist. The Dallas Cowboys have not been to the Super Bowl in 21 years, but their league-leading revenue ($700 million) and operating income ($300 million) make them the NFL’s most valuable team ($4.2 billion) for the tenth consecutive year.

The NFL’s Most Valuable Teams

Dallas Cowboys — $4.2 billion

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Owner: Jerry Jones

New England Patriots — $3.4 billion

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Owner: Robert Kraft

New York Giants — $3.1 billion

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Owner: John Mara (pictured), Steven Tisch

San Francisco 49ers — $3 billion

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Owner: Denise DeBartolo York, John York (pictured)

Washington Redskins — $2.95 billion

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Owner: Daniel Snyder

Los Angeles Rams — $2.9 billion

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Owner: Stanley Kroenke

New York Jets — $2.75 billion

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Owner: Woody Johnson

Chicago Bears — $2.7 billion

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Owner: McCaskey family (George McCaskey, right)

Houston Texans — $2.6 billion

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Owner: Bob McNair

Philadelphia Eagles — $2.5 billion

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Owner: Jeffrey Lurie