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CNBC’s Official NFL Team Valuations 2024: Here’s how the 32 franchises stack up

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Welcome to the kickoff of CNBC’s first ever Official NFL Team Valuations.

Here we rank professional football teams on overall franchise value, calculated by CNBC senior sports reporter Michael Ozanian. The rankings factor in a team’s revenue, profit and debt to match up the 32 clubs ahead of the start to the NFL season.

Today, the average NFL team is worth $6.49 billion, representing major returns for league owners. Among the factors driving up values this year are big-money media deals, sponsorship revenue and non-NFL events at team stadiums, including Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour.

Along with this year’s list, we look at how the Dallas Cowboys went from losing $1 million a month to becoming the NFL’s most valuable franchise at $11 billion, and why the Los Angeles Rams are worth so much more than the Los Angeles Chargers.

With global sports business booming and private equity investors finally off the NFL sidelines, where does your team rank among professional football’s most valuable franchises?

CNBC Official 2024 NFL Team Valuations

Rank Team Value Revenue EBITDA Debt as % of value Owner(s)
1. Dallas Cowboys $11B $1.22B $550M 3% Jerry Jones
2. Los Angeles Rams $8B $825M $243M 44% Stanley Kroenke
3. New England Patriots $7.9B $740M $250M 3% Robert Kraft
4. New York Giants $7.85B $723M $185M 6% John Mara, Steve Tisch
5. Las Vegas Raiders $7.8B $780M $115M 18% Mark Davis
6. San Francisco 49ers $7.4B $687M $138M 3% Denise DeBartolo York, John York
7. New York Jets $7.35B $677M $145M 7% Woody Johnson, Christopher Johnson
8. Miami Dolphins $7.1B $673M $160M 7% Stephen Ross
9. Philadelphia Eagles $7B $669M $138M 3% Jeffrey Lurie
10. Chicago Bears $6.4B $590M $103M 2% Virginia Halas McCaskey
11. Houston Texans $6.35B $640M $122M 0% Cal McNair
12. Green Bay Packers $6.3B $638M $128M 2% Publicly owned nonprofit
13. Washington Commanders $6.25B $602M $137M 17% Josh Harris
14. Denver Broncos $6.2B $613M $108M 3% Rob Walton
15. Seattle Seahawks $6.11B $600M $82M 3% Paul G. Allen Trust
16. Atlanta Falcons $6.1B $625M $101M 16% Arthur Blank
17. Pittsburgh Steelers $6.08B $596M $105M 3% Arthur Rooney II, Daniel Rooney Trust
18. Kansas City Chiefs $6.07B $590M $90M 1% Lamar Hunt family
19. Minnesota Vikings $6.06B $587M $100M 9% Wilf family
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers $6.05B $640M $134M 3% Glazer family
21. Baltimore Ravens $6.03B $584M $46M 4% Steve Bisciotti
22. Cleveland Browns $6.02B $581M $95M 5% Jimmy Haslam, Dee Haslam
23. Tennessee Titans $6.01B $559M $112M 8% Amy Adams Strunk
24. Jacksonville Jaguars $6B $567M $139M 5% Shad Khan
25. Carolina Panthers $5.9B $571M $84M 3% David Tepper
26. Los Angeles Chargers $5.83B $564M $93M 14% Spanos family
27. Indianapolis Colts $5.8B $564M $47M 9% James Irsay
28. New Orleans Saints

$5.5B $569M $83M 5% Gayle Benson
29. Detroit Lions $5.4B $546M $75M 4% William Clay Ford family
30. Buffalo Bills $5.35B $551M $29M 7% Terry Pegula, Kim Pegula
31. Arizona Cardinals $5.3B $543M $85M 3% Michael Bidwill
32. Cincinnati Bengals $5.25B $546M $42M 2% Mike Brown

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