NFL Billionaire Owners
With a few new additions since last year, 18 NFL owners now boast
Paul Allen
Seattle Seahawks
$15 billion
The Microsoft co-founder could conceivably own about a third of the NFL if he chose to.
$15 billion
The Microsoft co-founder could conceivably own about a third of the NFL if he chose to.
Stephen Ross
Miami Dolphins
$4.4 billion
Self-made real estate mogul has tried to stir excitement in the Dolphins by selling small stakes to celebrities like Marc Anthony and the Williams sisters.
$4.4 billion
Self-made real estate mogul has tried to stir excitement in the Dolphins by selling small stakes to celebrities like Marc Anthony and the Williams sisters.
Stan Kroenke
St. Louis Rams
$4 billion
A sports tycoon who also carries stakes in the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets and European soccer club Arsenal.
$4 billion
A sports tycoon who also carries stakes in the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets and European soccer club Arsenal.
Malcolm Glazer
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
$3.6 billion Plucked Rutgers University coach Greg Schiano to breathe some life into the Bucs, who finished in the NFL’s bottom three in attendance the past two years.
$3.6 billion Plucked Rutgers University coach Greg Schiano to breathe some life into the Bucs, who finished in the NFL’s bottom three in attendance the past two years.
Jerry Jones
Dallas Cowboys
$2.7 billion Say what you want about Jones, but the Cowboys have won three titles and opened a $1.2 billion stadium on his watch.
$2.7 billion Say what you want about Jones, but the Cowboys have won three titles and opened a $1.2 billion stadium on his watch.
Shahid Khan
Jacksonville Jaguars
$2.5 billion Auto parts man became joined the club when he
$2.5 billion Auto parts man became joined the club when he
purchased the Jaguars in January, almost two years after he lost out on the Rams to Kroenke.
Robert Kraft
New England Patriots
$2.3 billion Funded Gillette Stadium with $350 million of his own money.
$2.3 billion Funded Gillette Stadium with $350 million of his own money.
Robert McNair
Houston Texans
$1.8 billion Quickly turned the expansion Texans into one of the NFL’s most valuable teams, thanks mainly to a lucrative naming rights deal with Reliant Energy.
$1.8 billion Quickly turned the expansion Texans into one of the NFL’s most valuable teams, thanks mainly to a lucrative naming rights deal with Reliant Energy.
Steve Bisciotti
Baltimore Ravens
$1.6 billion Baltimore native made his fortune in the staffing business, allowing him to buy his hometown team in 2000.
$1.6 billion Baltimore native made his fortune in the staffing business, allowing him to buy his hometown team in 2000.
James Irsay
Indianapolis Colts
$1.5 billion Made most of his fortune through the team, as the Colts value grew after Irsay inherited them from his father Robert.
$1.5 billion Made most of his fortune through the team, as the Colts value grew after Irsay inherited them from his father Robert.
Arthur Blank
Atlanta Falcons $1.5 billion Home Depot co-founder is trying to get the Falcons out of the Georgia Dome and into a new stadium. Talks appear slow but moving.
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