Darren Woodson and Nate Newton share their stories about the famous "How bout they Cowboys?" phrase. This is the phrase. (1:05).Forbes reports that despite a 20% drop in revenue for 2020 due to the coronavirus epidemic, the average value the 32 NFL franchises has increased 14% to $3.48 Billion.According to the magazine, it is the largest gain in five years.The Dallas Cowboys have been valued at $6.5 billion for the 15th consecutive year. This is an increase of $800 million over their 2020 value.The New England Patriots are the No. 2. The New England Patriots are No. The top five include the New York Giants (4.8 billion), Los Angeles Rams (4.8 billion) and Washington Football Team (4.2 billion). All four NFC East teams are within the top 10, with the Philadelphia Eagles at No. 9 at $3.8billionThe largest reason for the increase was the $112.6 billion media rights agreement that the NFL and its broadcast partners signed in March. Forbes reports that this was an 82% increase in annual income and that the payouts will rise from $220 million to $377 million in 2021 to 2032.Forbes reports that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers saw the greatest one-year value increase of 29%. The arrival of Tom Brady, and the Super Bowl win, boosted the franchise's value to $2.94 Billion. This is 21st among NFL clubs. The Bucs were ranked No. 29 at $2.28 BillionThe lowest value team is the Buffalo Bills, at $2.27 trillion.
