The annual Forbes 400 list came out Sept. 15 and, as usual, several NFL owners are on that list.
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is ranked 56th with a value of $21.5 billion. Ross heads Related Companies, which has numerous real estate holdings in Palm Beach County.
The Dolphins are tied for 11th among NFL franchises, according to Forbes, valued at $7.5 billion, which also includes Hard Rock Stadium, the Miami Open and the Miami Grand Prix. The Dallas Cowboys top that list at $17 billion.
There are 14 NFL owners among the top 150; no wonder the league extended Commissioner Roger Goodell's contract last week.
Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft on the Forbes 400 list
Other NFL owners on the list:
- Denver Broncos owner Rob Walton (and family). 11th. $132 billion
- Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper. 39th. $28.5 billion
- Los Angeles Rams owner Stanley Kroenke. Tied for 41st. $27.6 billion
- Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones (and family). 49th. $23.5 billion
- Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan. 70th. $16.5 billion
- New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft. 81st. $15.2 billion
- Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank. 99th. $13.2 billion
- Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris. 109th. $12.4 billion
- Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslem 114th. $12.2 billion
- Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula. 120th $11.8. billion
- Seattle Seahawks owner Vinod Khosla. 134th. $11.4 billion
- New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson. Tied for 139th. $11.2 billion
- Baltimore Ravens Stephen Bisciotti. 146th. $10.7 billion
Khosla is the NFL's newest owner, having recently bought the Seahawks.
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach
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