Happy 4th of July!

It's a time to celebrate America, so why not use this opportunity to remind fans why the Cowboys are called and should continue to be called America's Team.

The Cowboys have the fourth-largest stadium (Giants, Commanders, and Packers have more) with a seating capacity of 80,000, so that certainly helps with the large attendance, but it’s not just the extra space that explains the draw. Additionally, they have a franchise-winning percentage of 57.2% which was recently eclipsed by the Packers by just one-tenth of a percent. Of the ten most heavily watched games last season, the Cowboys were involved in five of them. I know I’m guilty of it as I’m in the process of turning my new work office into Cowboys central. There’s a lot of talk about how this team hasn’t done anything since the ‘90s, but that is simply not true. Here are some compelling reasons why they deserve to hold the title of America’s team. Since the year 2016, the Cowboys have emerged as the most valuable sports franchise, currently worth $5.7 billion. Most valuable sports team, not just the NFL team. We should add, that it was right after a Super Bowl defeat and not a win, so they didn’t get that label at the height of their on-field success. They were the top-selling NFL team in sports merchandise in 2021, including being no. They averaged 93,641 fans last year, which is 15,430 more than the next highest team ( Green Bay Packers). But whether he liked it or not, the Cowboys earned that nickname because of their popularity.