The Dallas Cowboys just made history by becoming the first sports team ever valued at $13 billion. This is a massive jump from last year and shows just how much Americans love their football. The Cowboys have now held the top spot for 19 straight years, proving that good business and great tradition go hand in hand.
The entire NFL is booming with teams now worth $7.2 billion on average. That’s a huge 25% increase from just one year ago. Every single team in the league made at least $21 million in profit last season, with the average being $127 million per team.
This is what happens when you let the free market work without government interference. Smart business owners who understand their customers are getting rewarded big time. While liberals want to tax success into the ground, these franchise owners are creating jobs and wealth for thousands of Americans.
Football isn’t just a game – it’s part of our American DNA. These teams represent our cities and bring communities together every Sunday. Unlike the woke nonsense we see in other sports, the NFL still connects with real working families who love this country.
The Chicago Bears jumped up to seventh place at $8.2 billion, showing that even in blue state Illinois, capitalism can thrive. The Los Angeles Rams broke into the $10 billion club alongside the Cowboys. These owners took risks, invested their money, and are now seeing huge returns.
While Joe Biden’s economy crushes small businesses with regulations and taxes, sports franchises keep growing stronger. This shows what America could achieve if we got government out of the way everywhere else. Private ownership and competition create winners, not government handouts.
For regular fans, this means our favorite teams have the money to build better stadiums and sign top players. These wealthy owners pay millions in taxes that fund schools and roads in our communities. Success at the top helps everyone below, just like it should.
This is the American dream in action – bold entrepreneurs building something great and getting rewarded for it. The NFL’s success proves that when you give people freedom to compete and win, amazing things happen. That’s the conservative way, and that’s the winning way.
