Matt Moreno"America's Team" is also the world's richest team.
According to Forbes, the Dallas Cowboys are the world's most valuable sports franchise, valued at $4 billion. It's familiar territory for the NFL team as this is its ninth-straight year with the honor.
And it's pretty obvious when you look at their home field, AT&T Stadium.
The $4 billion price tag for the franchise is a big leap from where it was in 2007, the first time it ranked atop the league in valuation. Then, it was valued at $1.5 billion, according to Forbes' estimates. (Video via AT&T)
Impressively, the Cowboys have been able to retain their value even thought they haven't won a Super Bowl since 1995.
As a whole, the NFL is still bringing in a healthy amount of cash despite all of the recent off-the-field issues involving concussions and domestic violence.
"I got it wrong in the handling of the Ray Rice matter," Goodell said during a press conference in 2014.
And clearly Deflategate didn't effect the New England Patriots' pockets too much either. Tom Brady and company ranked second on the list of NFL teams with a valuation of $3.2 billion — up 23 percent from last year. (Video via ABC)
In fact, valuations for all 32 NFL teams rose, Forbes reports. The average NFL franchise is now worth about $2 billion, thanks in large part to TV contracts, sponsors and new stadiums.
Worldwide, Spanish soccer team Real Madrid beat out the Patriots as the second most valuable sports franchise with a valuation of $3.26 billion.
Rounding out the NFL's top five after the Patriots are the Washington Redskins, New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers.
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