Movin On Up RAMS are valued @ #2

[rdlkgliders]

Good News for Stan.

NFL Franchise Valuations Ranking List: From Cowboys to Bengals

2023 Valuation: The sum of the enterprise value of an NFL franchise combined with the value of team-related businesses and real estate holdings. Team Value: NFL franchise valuation, deriv…

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2022 NFL Franchise Valuations Ranking​

August 1, 2022FEATURE STORYDATA VISUALIZATION
2022 2021 2020

Rank		Team	2022 Valuation	1-Year Value Change
1		Dallas Cowboys	$7.64 billion	10%
2 +1		Los Angeles Rams	$5.91 billion	26%
3 -1		New England Patriots	$5.88 billion	10%
4		New York Giants	$5.73 billion	24%
5		San Francisco 49ers	$5.18 billion	21%
6 +2		Chicago Bears	$5 billion	25%
7		New York Jets	$4.8 billion	18%
8 -2		Washington Commodes	$4.78 billion	12%
9		Philadelphia Eagles	$4.7 billion	21%
10 +1		Denver Broncos	$4.65 billion	22%
11 -1		Houston Texans	$4.63 billion	21%
12		Seattle Seahawks	$4.39 billion	22%
13		Pittsburgh Steelers	$4.26 billion	19%
14 +1		Green Bay Packers	$4.19 billion	19%
15 +2		Las Vegas Raiders	$4.08 billion	26%
16 -2		Miami Dolphins	$4.06 billion	15%
17 -1		Atlanta Falcons	$3.88 billion	18%
18		Minnesota Vikings	$3.72 billion	18%
19 +2		Los Angeles Chargers	$3.62 billion	21%
20		Kansas City Chiefs	$3.54 billion	15%
21 -2		Baltimore Ravens	$3.44 billion	11%
22		Carolina Panthers	$3.36 billion	13%
23 +5		Tennessee Titans	$3.29 billion	23%
24 +1		Tampa Bay Buccaneers	$3.28 billion	18%
25 -1		New Orleans Saints	$3.26 billion	16%
26 -3		Indianapolis Colts	$3.25 billion	15%
27 -1		Cleveland Browns	$3.18 billion	17%
28 -1		Arizona Cardinals	$3.17 billion	18%
29 +1		Buffalo Bills	$2.99 billion	20%
30 -1		Jacksonville Jaguars	$2.94 billion	11%
31		Detroit Lions	$2.86 billion	17%
32		Cincinnati Bengals	$2.84 billion	18%

 

[rdlkgliders]

We Finally beat the Cheatriots

 

[LA_vision]

Chargers should be last, they are a bunch of squatter.

 

[Merlin]

If Stan sold the team now he'd almost break even on that stadium.

 

[CGI_Ram]

Without doing the math, the average appears nearly 20% valuation increase.

 

[den-the-coach]

The freakin Chicago Bears are 6th? Are you kidding me? I stand by this quote about the City of Chicago...What is it with people from Chicago that they're so happy to have been born there? I meet so many people who can't wait to tell me they're from Chicago and when I meet them, they're living anywhere but Chicago.

 

[rdlkgliders]

Without doing the math, the average appears nearly 20% valuation increase.

26% crazy right? Winning brings value and reward.

 

[Tano]

The freakin Chicago Bears are 6th? Are you kidding me? I stand by this quote about the City of Chicago...What is it with people from Chicago that they're so happy to have been born there? I meet so many people who can't wait to tell me they're from Chicago and when I meet them, they're living anywhere but Chicago.

I think it's more that they survived Chicago

 

[RamsOfCastamere]

The freakin Chicago Bears are 6th? Are you kidding me? I stand by this quote about the City of Chicago...What is it with people from Chicago that they're so happy to have been born there? I meet so many people who can't wait to tell me they're from Chicago and when I meet them, they're living anywhere but Chicago.

The article says property value and businesses are taken into account, and it is the 3rd most populated city in the US.

 

[RamDino]

What did Stan pay for the Rams... 900 million? I guess he got his stadium money back. And kudos to Les Snead and Shawn Mcvay btw.

 

[dpjax]

Amazing what a change of scenery can do when you take advantage of it.

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(2015) Forbes Releases NFL Franchise Valuations​

Forbes Releases NFL Franchise Valuations

The Cowboys are now the most valuable sports franchise in the world, according to Forbes. Read the full list here.

www.profootballrumors.com

1. Dallas Cowboys: $4 billion
2. New England Patriots: $3.2 billion
3. Washington: $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
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
21. Kansas City Chiefs: $1.53 billion
22. San Diego Chargers: $1.525 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
28. St. Louis Rams: $1.45 billion
29. Cincinnati Bengals: $1.445 billion
30. Detroit Lions: $1.44 billion
31. Oakland Raiders: $1.43 billion
32. Buffalo Bills: $1.4 billion

 

[BrooklynRam]

The freakin Chicago Bears are 6th? Are you kidding me? I stand by this quote about the City of Chicago...What is it with people from Chicago that they're so happy to have been born there? I meet so many people who can't wait to tell me they're from Chicago and when I meet them, they're living anywhere but Chicago.

I always say this myself, being from NYC. Chicago is the fakest, cheapest "Big City." Nowhere in the class of New York or L.A. Other cities like Boston, Dallas, and San Francisco should be considered bigger. Bunch of Midwestern cheapskates with horrible accents. NOT the second city.

 

[LARAMSinFeb.]

The article says property value and businesses are taken into account, and it is the 3rd most populated city in the US.

Chicago is also 3rd in GDP generated (~715 billion annually), 7th in the world.

 

[Tano]

I always say this myself, being from NYC. Chicago is the fakest, cheapest "Big City." Nowhere in the class of New York or L.A. Other cities like Boston, Dallas, and San Francisco should be considered bigger. Bunch of Midwestern cheapskates with horrible accents. NOT the second city.

I stayed a week with my college roommate in 1988 in Chicago and felt the city sucked back then

I don't see how it could have gotten much better since then.

 

[BrooklynRam]

Chicago is also 3rd in GDP generated (~715 billion annually), 7th in the world.

Why are they always so CHEAP when it comes to Sports. The Wirtz family with the Black Hawks. The Bulls ran the Jordan Dynasty out of town early to try and save money. The Cubs and White Sox, all those years, notoriously cheap. The Bears, 100 years without a Quarterback. Does anyone realize the Bears Drafted All-Time greats Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers in the SAME Draft, and those guys NEVER played in the Playoffs??? Penny-Pinching, Bottom Line cheap-ass town.

 

[RamsSince1969]

Just a reminder, we once had a 17 game losing streak starting in 2008 before beating the Lions in 2009.
To be where we are now, 2nd most valued franchise, it's unbelievable.

 

[Ram65]

Los Angeles Rams

$5.91 billion

26%

OK but, Sofi Stadium cost $5.5 Billion. Seems like a poor return on invested capital.

 

[thirteen28]

Man, we have come a long way since the days that Whoregia was the owner.

 

[Faceplant]

OK but, Sofi Stadium cost $5.5 Billion. Seems like a poor return on invested capital.

LASED cost that much, not the stadium. Also LASED and is going to make Stan a fuck ton more $$$ that won't ever reflect in the teams value.