At the insane growth rate that we're seeing in NFL teams the most expensive teams in 10 years will be worth $50 billion dollars. Will the rapid rise start to temper and will prices start to revert to normalized numbers. Here are the numbers of year over year growth and then we showcase what different teams would be worth if the trend continued at these growth rates. Realistically the Bengals aren't going to appreciate 40% a year but can the Cowboys continue to compound at 20%?
Dallas Cowboys: $9.2 billion (20%)
New York Giants: $7.04 billion (23%)
Los Angeles Rams: $6.94 billion (17%)
New England Patriots: $6.7 billion (14%)
San Francisco 49ers: $6.15 billion (19%)
New York Jets: $6.11 billion (27%)
Washington Commanders: $6.05 billion (27%)
Chicago Bears: $6 billion (20%)
Philadelphia Eagles: $5.95 billion (27%)
Las Vegas Raiders: $5.77 billion (41%)
Houston Texans: $5.35 billion (16%)
Miami Dolphins: $5.24 billion (29%)
Atlanta Falcons: $5.15 billion (33%)
Denver Broncos: $4.87 billion (5%)
Seattle Seahawks: $4.82 billion (10%)
Pittsburgh Steelers: $4.8 billion (13%)
Green Bay Packers: $4.75 billion (13%)
Los Angeles Chargers: $4.63 billion (28%)
Kansas City Chiefs: $4.52 billion (28%)
Minnesota Vikings: $4.43 billion (19%)
Tennessee Titans: $4.37 billion (33%)
Carolina Panthers: $4.27 billion (27%)
Baltimore Ravens: $4.24 billion (23%)
Indianapolis Colts: $4.21 billion (30%)
Cleveland Browns: $4.2 billion (32%)
New Orleans Saints: $4.19 billion (29%)
Arizona Cardinals: $4.17 billion (32%)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $4.15 billion (27%)
Buffalo Bills: $4.13 billion (38%)
Detroit Lions: $4.1 billion (43%)
Jacksonville Jaguars: $4.04 billion (37%)
Cincinnati Bengals: $4 billion (41%)
Now if the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, and Cincinnati Bengals continued this growth:
To calculate the projected valuations for each of these NFL teams over the next 10 years, assuming they continue to grow at the same percentage rate as last year. The formula I used for each year is:
Where:
- Vn = Valuation at year n
- Vn−1 = Valuation at year n−1 (previous year)
- r = Rate of increase in valuation
Here are the projected valuations for each team for the next 10 years:
Year | Dallas Cowboys | New York Giants | ... | Cincinnati Bengals
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1 | $11.04 billion | $8.6592 billion | ... | $5.64 billion
2 | $13.248 billion| $10.651 billion | ... | $7.952 billion
3 | $15.8976 billion| $13.100 billion | ... | $11.204 billion
4 | $19.0771 billion| $16.113 billion | ... | $15.798 billion
5 | $22.8925 billion| $19.819 billion | ... | $22.275 billion
6 | $27.471 billion | $24.398 billion | ... | $31.408 billion
7 | $32.9652 billion| $30.009 billion | ... | $44.286 billion
8 | $39.5582 billion| $36.911 billion | ... | $62.443 billion
9 | $47.4699 billion| $45.400 billion | ... | $87.944 billion
10 | $56.9639 billion| $55.842 billion | ... | $123.9 billion
Here's 6 more teams in case you were interested broken down over the next 10 years:
Los Angeles Rams: $6.94 billion (17%)
Year 1: $8.1198 billion Year 2: $9.500246 billion Year 3: $11.115288 billion Year 4: $13.004787 billion Year 5: $15.21556 billion Year 6: $17.802206 billion Year 7: $20.828761 billion Year 8: $24.36961 billion Year 9: $28.512604 billion Year 10: $33.359927 billion
New England Patriots: $6.7 billion (14%)
Year 1: $7.638 billion Year 2: $8.70712 billion Year 3: $9.925416 billion Year 4: $11.314873 billion Year 5: $12.898574 billion Year 6: $14.704174 billion Year 7: $16.763239 billion Year 8: $19.110292 billion Year 9: $21.785533 billion Year 10: $24.835407 billion
San Francisco 49ers: $6.15 billion (19%)
Year 1: $7.3185 billion Year 2: $8.709215 billion Year 3: $10.363646 billion Year 4: $12.333079 billion Year 5: $14.676404 billion Year 6: $17.454961 billion Year 7: $20.751343 billion Year 8: $24.694119 billion Year 9: $29.406061 billion Year 10: $35.003533 billion
New York Jets: $6.11 billion (27%)
Year 1: $7.7597 billion Year 2: $9.855159 billion Year 3: $12.516652 billion Year 4: $15.896509 billion Year 5: $20.189286 billion Year 6: $25.640453 billion Year 7: $32.563777 billion Year 8: $41.355626 billion Year 9: $52.521646 billion Year 10: $66.702841 billion
Washington Commanders: $6.05 billion (27%)
Year 1: $7.6835 billion Year 2: $9.758045 billion Year 3: $12.393377 billion Year 4: $15.73999 billion Year 5: $19.990388 billion Year 6: $25.378193 billion Year 7: $32.230445 billion Year 8: $40.932865 billion Year 9: $51.985059 billion Year 10: $66.021325 billion
Chicago Bears: $6 billion (20%)
Year 1: $7.2 billion Year 2: $8.64 billion Year 3: $10.368 billion Year 4: $12.4416 billion Year 5: $14.92992 billion Year 6: $17.915904 billion Year 7: $21.499085 billion Year 8: $25.798902 billion Year 9: $30.958682 billion Year 10: $37.150418 billion
