Bullet points of Rising NFL valuations mean massive returns for owners. Here's how good the investment is
- The average value of an NFL team is $6.5 billion, with the Dallas Cowboys being the most valuable at $11 billion.
- The NFL's massive and growing media deals, including TV and streaming agreements, have contributed to the rising valuations of teams.
- The league's revenue sharing model, which distributes national media deal revenue evenly among teams, has helped small-market teams compete with big-market teams.
- Teams do not share revenue from luxury suites, on-site restaurants, merchandise stores, sponsorships, or non-NFL events at their stadiums, which can impact team values.
- The NFL's financial success has led to higher premiums for team sales, with the average value-to-revenue multiple increasing to 10.2.
- Private equity firms are chomping at the bit to invest in the NFL, with the league allowing them to take up to 10% stakes in franchises.
- The NFL's rising valuations have made it easier to finance the purchase of a team, with even the lowest-valued team on the list, the Cincinnati Bengals, being worth $5.25 billion.
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