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The Bills Value Estimated At $1.6 Billion
And they're the cheapest team in the league if you're buying
Orchard Park, NY (WBEN) - Forbes is out with their annual list of estimated NFL team values, and the Buffalo Bills are bringing up the rear.
It's not so bad when "bringing up the rear" means a value of $1.6 billion. That's a 12.5% increase over what the Pegulas paid in 2014.
The most valuable franchise is the Dallas Cowboys, estimated to be worth $4.8 billion. That is up 14% over last season's value.
In second place, of course, is the New England Patriots, with an estimated value of $3.7 billion.
As for the other "New York" teams, the Giants are at $3.3 billion and the Jets $2.5 billion.
Overall, the NFL earned $3.2 billion last year, which is substantially more than every NHL, NBA and MLB team combined.