Dallas Cowboys’ stratospheric projected revenue for 2030 proves NFL’s rich keep getting richer

The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable sports franchise in the world and have continued to dominate the sports market throughout the years. Not only the Cowboys, but various other NFL teams have also proven that they are worth more than the franchise of different sports.

Although the NFL is an American-market-dominant league, it has still managed to dethrone other sports leagues that are consumed much more on a global basis.

As per research conducted by OLBG.com, these will be the performances of the top five most valuable US sports franchises in 2030 as compared to the present:

Rank	Team	League	Current Revenue ($m)	Projected 2030 Revenue ($m)	Numerical change ($m)	% Change
1.	Dallas Cowboys	NFL	$1,087	$1445	$358	33%
2.	Los Angeles Dodgers	MLB	$565	$939	$374	66%
3.	Los Angeles Rams	NFL	$628	$820	$192	31%
4.	New England Patriots	NFL	$651	$764	$113	17%
5.	New York Yankees	MLB	$482	$754	$272	56%

As seen by the data above, the Dallas Cowboys continued to lead the race among all the sports franchises in the USA. Apart from the Cowboys, the Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots were part of the top five.

Three more NFL Franchises, the Las Vegas Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, and Chicago Cubs, made the top ten list. MLB Franchises are expected to gain huge revenue in the coming years as the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, the Boston Red Sox, and Houston Texans were part of the top ten list as well.

Despite the increase in revenue among MLB teams, it goes on to reveal that when it comes to sports franchises in the United States, no one can do better than the National Football League franchises.

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Dallas Cowboys will aim to win a Super Bowl soon

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Despite not winning a Super Bowl this century, the Cowboys have remained the face of the NFL when it comes to the global market. The franchise, however, would love to add another Super Bowl in the near future, as their fans have been deprived of that joy for a very long time.

They have a pretty good roster and if they are able to win a Super Bowl in the coming years, that will help them boost their commercial revenue even further.

The pressure is on Dak Prescott and Co. to deliver the Lombardi Trophy to the city of Dallas. The Cowboys will start their road to the playoffs with a tough road game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Wildcard Round on Tuesday.