The annual list of the most valuable franchises in the NFL has been revealed, and the Dallas Cowboys top the list. According to Sportico, via ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Cowboys once again reign supreme with a total value of $12.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Cowboys’ wide receiver room, led by All-Pro CeeDee Lamb and newly-acquired WR2 George Pickens is the team’s best rated unit. They come as the ninth best in the league, with the Cincinnati Bengals’ room, including the vaunted duo of Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, comes in the top spot.

Several premier players have yet to begin practicing due to contract disputes, but none are more important right now than Micah Parsons.

The Dallas Cowboys secondary has suffered constant injury losses in recent years and one of the most affected is Caelen Carson, a young cornerback who came to the team with high ex

For the sixth times in as many Sportico rankings of the NFL’s most valuable franchises, the Cowboys topped the this list again in 2025.

The NFLPA is fighting back against the league's historic proposed suspension for Kansas City Chiefs WR Rashee Rice.

Former NFL quarterback turned ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky believes it’s become too personal between the Dallas Cowboys and Micah Parsons.

The NFL initially proposed a lengthy suspension that would sideline #Chiefs WR Rashee Rice for over half the season. And while a Sept. 30 hearing date has been set, it’s still possible a settlement could be reached before the season. @NFLGameDay @nflnetwork pic.twitter.com/kHOozuu1RW

When the Vikings traded up for Dallas Turner in the 2024 NFL Draft, some excitement came with that selection. The team had also traded up to get J.J. McCarthy, so the class in general had high hopes, but fast forward a year, and the team is looking for answers from him.

Dallas Cowboys superstar Dak Prescott ranked No. 3 in the NFL over the past three seasons in a key stat for quarterback success.

Houston Texans rookie Aireontae Ersery saw limited action in his first NFL game on Saturday, but it was enough to impress one NFL Network analyst.