Jaguars Owner Shad Khan Says NFL Teams Still Undervalued
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan argues NFL franchises remain underpriced relative to other pro sports leagues.
If you think NFL franchises are already eye-wateringly expensive, Shad Khan wants a word. The Jacksonville Jaguars owner is making the case that NFL teams are still undervalued when you stack them up against franchises in other major professional sports leagues. That's a bold claim — and a telling one coming from a billionaire who owns one.
Khan's argument isn't just owner chest-thumping. The NFL consistently dominates TV ratings, commands the most lucrative media deals in American sports, and sells out stadiums week after week. If comparable assets in the NBA or MLB are fetching higher multiples relative to revenue, the math could actually back him up.
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For retail investors, this is a signal worth watching. Private equity has been quietly circling the NFL for years, and the league has slowly opened the door to institutional ownership. Every time a high-profile owner voices confidence in long-term appreciation, it nudges that conversation forward. More outside capital flowing in means valuations keep climbing — exactly what Khan is betting on.
Bottom line: Khan isn't just talking up his own asset. He's framing the NFL as the best franchise investment on the board right now. Whether you can buy in or not, understanding where the smart money sees value tells you something real about where sports economics are heading.
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