The Dallas Cowboys, worth nearly $13 billion, may be open to selling a minority stake — a bold shift from decades of family control. Stephen Jones, son of owner Jerry Jones, hinted the team wouldn’t rule out private equity investment, following the NFL’s new rule allowing teams (except the Packers) to sell up to 10% to approved investors. With giants like the Giants, Dolphins, Bills, and Chargers already partnering with private equity, the Cowboys are now part of this financial evolution — signaling a future where outside capital could reshape how elite franchises grow and operate.
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