NFL Team Evaluations Are Out And The Top Franchise Is Worth A Ridiculous $4 Billion

As great as it was to see the NFL season kick-off this weekend—with a Monday Night doubleheader still to be played tonight—another dope thing was seeing Forbes’ team evaluations for the upcoming season.

Honestly, all these really prove is that you, me and anyone we know will never be able to afford what it takes to own an NFL franchise because, holy shit, they’re expensive as all hell.

The most valuable franchise might not be too surprising—with the Dallas Cowboys sitting No. 1 with a $4 billion value—but the rest of the top-10 actually includes a few teams that haven’t had great success recently.

Here’s how the top-10 breaks down:

1. Dallas Cowboys – $4 billion

2. New England Patriots – $3.2 billion

3. Washington Redskins – $2.85 billion

4. New York Giants – $2.8 billion

5. San Francisco 49ers – $2.7 billion

6. New York Jets – $2.6 billion

7. Houston Texans – $2.5 billion

8. Chicago Bears – $2.45 billion

9. Philadelphia Eagles – $2.4 billion

10. Green Bay Packers – $1.95 billion

The rest of the billionaire rankings look like this:

11. Denver Broncos – $1.94 billion

12. Baltimore Ravens – $1.93 billion

13. Pittsburgh Steelers – $1.9 billion

14. Indianapolis Colts – $1.88 billion

15. Seattle Seahawks – $1.87 billion

16. Miami Dolphins – $1.85 billion

17. Atlanta Falcons – $1.67 billion

18. Minnesota Vikings – $1.59 billion

19. Carolina Panthers – $1.56 billion

20. Arizona Cardinals – $1.54 billion

t21. Kansas City Chiefs – $1.53 billion

t21. San Diego Chargers – $1.53 billion

23. New Orleans Saints – $1.52 billion

24. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – $1.51 billion

25. Cleveland Browns – $1.5 billion

26. Tennessee Titans – $1.49 billion

27. Jacksonville Jaguars – $1.48 billion

t28. St. Louis Rams – $1.45 billion

t28. Cincinnati Bengals – $1.45 billion

30. Detroit Lions – $1.44 billion

Rounding out the rankings are the Oakland Raiders and Buffalo Bills, who haven’t made the postseason since 2002 and 1999, respectively—so they’re sort of accustomed to being in last-place during football season.

31. Oakland Raiders – $1.43 billion

32. Buffalo Bills – $1.4 billion

No matter how you shake it, it really sucks being a Raiders and Bills fan.

[H/T Forbes]