They may have Carson Wentz, a catchy touchdown song (“Fly Eagles Fly”) and even a sparkling set of Super Bowl rings. But the Philadelphia Eagles remain dead last in the NFC East when it comes to Forbes and its annual ranking of franchise evaluations.
The notion that winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing may have worked for Vince Lombardi, but it’s got nothing to do with today’s NFL. Your Dallas Cowboys prove it once again.
The Cowboys rank No. 1 at a valuation of $4.8 billion, a staggering figure that tops their closest competitors, the New England Patriots, by more than a billion dollars ($3.