It’s good to be an NFL owner, especially in the NFC East.

Forbes reports the average value of NFL teams rose to $1.43 billion this year, a 23% increase from last year and the highest figure on record. For the eighth straight year, the Dallas Cowboys top the magazine’s annual Team Valuation list, with a worth of $3.2 billion. That’s the second highest in all of sports, behind only soccer’s Real Madrid ($3.4 billion).

The other three NFC East teams — Washington Redskins (No. 3, $2.4 billion), New York Giants (No. 4, $2.1 billion) and Philadelphia Eagles (No. 7, $1.75 billion) — join Dallas in the top 10, making the East the most most valuable division in the NFL.

The New England Patriots rank second on the list, with a value of $2.6 billion. That’s a 44% increase from last year, the highest for any team. A poor season and the ongoing Redskins name controversy didn’t seem to hurt Daniel Snyder’s bottom line. The value of his franchise rose 41% in 2014.

Only seven NFL teams were valued at less than $1 billion, with the St. Louis Rams bringing up the rear at $930 million. Forbes notes that the Rams’ value could skyrocket in the future if the team goes back to Los Angeles. The Buffalo Bills, the only NFL team currently up for sale, ranked No. 31 on the list with a value of $935 million.

The full rankings of all 32 NFL teams can be found at Forbes.com.