Houston Texans 13th Richest Franchise int he world

And their games are on local and national network TV? I'm in shock.

 

Bob McNair can thanks the tax payers of houston for making it a reality.

 

Every NFL team has their game on network tv.

 

Pretty sure that deal included a bunch of related parking structures and stuff. Or at least that is what I think they mentioned when it went down.

 

I'm comparing them to the other hometown team who said they needed to get a cable deal to make more money.

 

Every baseball and basketball team has a cable deal.

 

Whats up 60 percenter.

These sports have different television deals. NFL teams do not have their own television deals like the nba and MLB does. The NFL has a television deal as a whole from the tv networks.

Nba and MLB is broadcast on local tv. That's how their leagues operate.

Every team is on some type of local cable.

 

Wow, we are on #5 on the list. I didn't expect that high ranking. Looks like we will climb to somewhere in top 3 soon, maybe even after next season.

Congrats Bob McNair and his Houston Texans

 

World's 50 most valuable sports franchises

1. Real Madrid(3.44 billion)
2. Barcelona(3.2 billion)
3. Manchester United(2.81 billion)
4. New York Yankees(2.5 billion)
5. Dallas Cowboys(2.3 billion)
6. LA Dodgers(2 billion)
7. Bayern Munich(1.85 billion)
8. New England Patriots(1.8 billion)
9. Washington Football Team(1.7 billion)
10. New York Giants(1.5 billion)
11. Boston Red Sox(1.5 billion)
12. Houston Texans(1.45 billion)

13. New York Knicks(1.4 billion)
14. New York Jets(1.38 billion)
15. LA Lakers(1.35 billion)
16. Arsenal(1.331 billion)
17. Philadelphia Eagles(1.314 billion)
18. Chicago Bears(1.252 billion)
19. Baltimore Ravens(1.227 billion)
20. San Francisco 49ers(1.224 billion)
21. Chicago Cubs(1.2 billion)
21. Ferrari(1.2 billion)
21. Indianapolis Colts(1.2 billion)
24. Green Bay Packers(1.183 billion)
25. Denver Broncos(1.161 billion)
26. Toronto Maple Leafs(1.15 billion)
27. Pittsburgh Steelers(1.118 billion)
28. Seattle Seahawks(1.081 billion)
29. Miami Dolphins(1.074 billion)
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers(1.067 billion)
31. Carolina Panthers(1.057 billion)
32. Tennessee Titans(1.055 billion)
33. Kansas City Chiefs(1.009 billion)
34. Minnesota Vikings(1.007 billion)
35. Cleveland Browns(1.005 billion)
36. New Orleans Saints(1.004 billion)
37. Chicago Bulls(1 billion)
37. San Francisco Giants(1 billion)
39. Philadelphia Phillies(975 million)
40. Arizona Cardinals(961 million)
41. San Diego Chargers(949 million)
42. Atlanta Falcons(933 million)
43. Cincinnati Bengals(924 million)
44. Detroit Lions(900 million)
45. Boston Celtics(875 million)
45. St. Louis Rams(875 million)
47. Buffalo Bills(870 million)
48. Chelsea(867 million)
49. Manchester City(863 million)
50. AC Milan(856 million)

 

I am pretty sure the tax payers of Houston are not paying a penny unless they are renting cars or staying in Houston hotels.

 

For example, the Clippers are nowhere near worth 2 Bil

 

The tax payers with mistresses!!

 

They really can't just say Redskins?

 

Actually it looks like they are doing just fine post-Dwight

http://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbad...kers-set-records-as-nbas-most-valuable-teams/

 

Wow Texans ahead of Knicks?

 

Steve Balmer faints.

Or he would if that 2 bills wasn't 1/10th his net worth.

 

Let me tell you how McNair is going to thank the taxpayers/season ticketholders,

By making them foot most of the bill to tear down the Astrodome.

 

Clippers went for 2bil so they should use that as the valuation. How do you arrive at these values. Sports team != normal business valuations so they shouldn't use that.

 

Phillies made #39, but STL can't break top 50... surprised. Cardinals are the 2nd greatest MLB franchise all-time.