Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans among the world's most profitable sports teams, according to Forbes
The Dallas Cowboys are the most profitable professional sports team in the world, but the Houston Texans are not far behind, according to Forbes, which regularly tracks the value of pro teams.in the past three years. That includes earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and debt. The Texans ranked No. 6, with $356 million in three years.Forbes listed the top 25 sports teams from the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and professional soccer teams.
For hockey, basketball and baseball, the figures end in the 2022 season; whereas the data for football ends with the 2021 season.The NFL alone takes up over half of the list with 13 teams, despite the
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