Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie rises on Forbes’ latest list of wealthiest Americans
Lurie climbed more than 50 spots on the latest Forbes 400 list, but he is still behind some other Philly sports figures.
The people on this year’s Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans are worth a record $6.6 trillion. The list includes a number of CEOs, investors, and sports owners — including Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, 76ers owner Josh Harris, Phillies owner John Middleton, and Philadelphia native Michael Rubin.
After the Eagles’ Super Bowl win against the Kansas City Chiefs, Lurie and his family are ranked 191st on the list — 56 spots above last year’s No. 247 ranking. The Luries are worth over $2 billion more than they were last year, jumping from a $5.3 billion net worth to a $7.6 billion net worth.
Following the team’s second Super Bowl victory, the Eagles’ value rose to $8.43 billion, sixth among NFL teams — and up two spots in Sportico’s rankings of team valuations. That marks a 25% increase from the $6.75 billion valuation in the 2024 rankings. This year’s value became clearer once Lurie sold minority stakes in the Eagles to two investment groups in a December sale that valued the franchise at up to $8.3 billion.
As Lurie rose in the rankings, Rubin fell out of the top 100. The Fanatics founder and CEO (and former Sixers co-owner) fell 38 spots from last year’s No. 91 ranking. With Rubin sitting at No. 129 this year, Forbes estimates his net worth at $9.6 billion, down $1 billion from last year.
Harris is above every Philly sports name on the list, ranking 109th with a net worth of $11 billion — a big jump from last year’s net worth of $9.3 billion. The 60-year-old owns the Sixers (NBA), the New Jersey Devils (NHL), and the Washington Commanders (NFL).
Middleton, the Phillies’ managing partner, checks in at No. 347 with a net worth of $4.3 billion, an increase from last year’s net worth of $3.7 billion.