When it comes to the various NFL franchises, the rich always get richer. It is all about the sport’s popularity, which has helped boost notoriety. Moreover, because of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones has had major boom in financial terms. He now adds up a massive chunk of money into his net worth.

One of the most valuable and successful ventures is owning an NFL team. Despite the loss due to covid-19, each franchise’s valuation price rises steadily each year. The wealthy owners of these teams keep getting richer. Oil tycoon Jerry Jones recognized the opportunity and captured it with the Dallas Cowboys.

As of the most recent valuations, Jerry Jones is the 172nd richest man on earth. That doesn’t appear to be at the top of the list. But if we limit it to NFL franchise owners, the Cowboys’ general manager ranks among the top five in economic growth. His net worth history was $10.6 Billion but made a $9 Million jump. Now, Jones sits over a real-time net worth of $11.4 Billion.

Jerry Jones earned fame in his career in the sector of oil in the 1970s. One of his most valuable assets is the Dallas Cowboys. He took over in 1989 for $150 Million and made it one of the most famous franchises today. Moreover, Jones still holds control over a publicly listed Texas oil and gas company while he works as the President/GM of the NFL franchise. The Dallas Cowboys continue to be the most successful sports franchise in the world, with annual revenue of $6.5 billion.

Who are the top-five wealthiest franchise owners apart from Jerry Jones?

Jerry Jones may sit on a heap of money, but he got competition and stands fourth on the list. After the Walton family purchased the Denver Broncos, Rob Walton currently sits as the number one. Forbes considers his real-time net worth at $57.9 billion. Seattle Seahawks owner Jody Allen took over the franchise after her husband passed away. She holds the position of Seahawks Chair. Reports estimate her income to be roughly $20 billion.

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While Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper holds the third position with $16.7 Billion, Dallas Cowboys President/GM Jerry Jones stands in the fourth. Furthermore, the Walton family son-in-law and L.A. Rams owner, Stan Kroenke, stands fifth, holding a net worth of $10.7 Billion. The valuation changes as they hit the kickoff season, and the money rains over them for the next few months.

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