Posted: 9/14/2015 1:03:55 PM EDT
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Forbes says the average NFL franchise is now worth $2 billion, a 38 percent increase from last year that is due in part to a $39 million increase in national television rights fees shared among all teams. NFL teams: Dallas Cowboys $4 billion New England Patriots $3.2 billion Washington Redskins $2.85 billion New York Giants $2.8 billion San Francisco 49ers $3.16 billion FULL LIST All Pro teams: Dallas Cowboys $4 billion Real Madrid $3.26 billion New England Patriots $3.2 billion New York Yankees $3.2 billion FC Barcelona $3.16 billion http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story/_/id/13654728/forbes-list-ranks-dallas-cowboys-sports-most-valuable-franchise-4-billion |
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In 1989 when Jerry Jones bought them....he only paid 150 million. Pretty good investment, no? 
Don't know the team's value when they became the Cowboys in 1960 or when they were the Steers or Rangers. His GM skills leave much to be desired, but there is no denying he is one hell of a good owner. |
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Quoted: His GM skills leave much to be desired, but there is no denying he is one hell of a good owner. Quoted: Quoted: In 1989 when Jerry Jones bought them....he only paid 150 million. Pretty good investment, no? Don't know the team's value when they became the Cowboys in 1960 or when they were the Steers or Rangers. His GM skills leave much to be desired, but there is no denying he is one hell of a good owner. I'd say his son is doing a pretty good job in the personnel department. Who else in the organization had the clout and balls to stop Jerry from drafting Manziel? The story goes Jerry was ready to turn in the card with Manziels name on it, but Steven stopped him. |