The Texas-based team beat the next most valuable team by $2 billion

Making history, the Dallas Cowboys have surged ahead to reach a team valuation of over $9 billion, as highlighted in Forbes’ 2023 NFL team valuation roster.

In comparison to the previous year’s Forbes list, the Cowboys witnessed a noteworthy 13% escalation in their calculated worth, building upon their groundbreaking feat of becoming the first team to breach the $8 billion mark in team value.

Additionally, they made history again by exceeding $500 million in operating income and $1 billion in revenue.

The gulf between Dallas and the rest of the league is substantial, with the New England Patriots securing the second spot in team value, albeit significantly behind at $7 billion.

The New York Giants claim second place in operating income with $216 million—a figure less than half of the Cowboys’ earnings.

Similarly, the Los Angeles Rams rank second in revenue at $686 million.

The Tennessee Titans experienced the most significant surge in value over the past year, marking a 26% increase to reach $4.4 billion.

This advancement propelled them from their 2022 ranking of 27th place with a value of $3.5 billion to their current 21st ranking.

The Las Vegas Raiders achieved a notable 22% surge, reaching a value of $6.2 billion, positioning them as the sixth most valuable team.

This demonstrates progress from their ninth-place position in 2022 with a value of $5.1 billion.

Another noteworthy shift was seen in the Miami Dolphins, whose value escalated by 24% to a sum of $5.7 billion, propelling them to the 11th position among the most valuable franchises.