Cowboys valued at record $17B, outranking all 31 NFL franchises
The Dallas Cowboys have been valued at a record $17 billion, making them the most valuable franchise in the NFL according to Forbes' 2026 rankings.
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The Dallas Cowboys have been valued at a record $17 billion, making them the most valuable franchise in the NFL according to Forbes' 2026 rankings.
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