Richest NFL owners in 2022: Jerry Jones, Robert Kraft trail new Denver Broncos owner Rob Walton on Top of the List.

For most of the past three years, Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper has held the title as the richest owner in the NFL, but that changed on Tuesday after the NFL officially approved the sale of the Denver Broncos to Rob Walton.

The Walmart heir agreed to buy the team in June, but the sale didn't officially go through until Tuesday when the NFL's 32 owners approved Walton's $4.65 billion purchase.

More: Denver Broncos reach sale agreement with group led by Rob Walton for Record-settlement worth $4.65 billion.

NFL's richest owners : Broncos, Cowboys, Rams and Panthers top list of 20 wealthiest for 2022.

Who is Richest NFL Owner in 2022.?

The Denver Broncos were sold to Walmart heir Rob Walton group, Once the sale is approved by team owners via majority vote, Walton will become the richest owner by net worth in NFL history. Forbes estimates his net worth at $58.2 billion

Who is Second Richest NFL Owner in 2022.?

The second wealthiest NFL owner is Stanley Kroenke. He's the owner of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, the holding company of Arsenal FC, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, and the LA Rams.

Kroenke developed a real estate development firm that built shopping centers and apartment buildings in the 1970s.

Top 20 Richest owners in the NFL Right Now, NFL Owners net worth 2022:

1 - Rob Walton, Broncos: $58.2 billion - (22nd richest person in the world )

2 - Jody Allen, Seattle Seahawks - $20 billion

3 - David Tepper, Carolina Panthers – $16.7 billion

4 - Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys – $11.8 billion

5 - San Kroenke, Los Angeles Rams – $10.7 billion

6 - Robert Kraft, New England Patriots – $8.3 billion

7 - Stephen Ross, Miami Dolphins – $8.2 billion

8 - Shahid Khan, Jacksonville Jaguars – $7.1 billion

9 - Arthur Blank, Atlanta Falcons – $6.7 billion

10 - Stephen Bisciotti, Baltimore Ravens – $5.8 billion

11 - Terry Pegula, Buffalo Bills – $5.8 billion

12 - Janice McNair, Houston Texans – $4.2 billion

13 - Daniel Snyder, Washington Commanders – $4 billion

14 - Denise York, San Francisco 49ers – $4 billion

15 - Jimmy Haslam, Cleveland Browns – $3.9 billion

16 - Gayle Benson, New Orleans Saints – $3.8 billion

17 - Jim Irsay, Indianapolis Colts – $3.5 billion

18 - Jeffrey Lurie, Philadelphia Eagles – $3.5 billion

19 - Dean Spanos, Los Angeles Chargers - $2.6 billion

20 - Sheila Ford Hamp, Detroit Lions - $2 billion

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