This year has been tough for most Americans across the country, even for Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan. He is no longer one of the top four wealthiest owners in the NFL, according to Forbes. Khan now sits sixth and isn’t the wealthiest AFC owner anymore.
His net worth, compiled by Forbes, has dipped for the first time since he purchased the franchise in 2012. Khan’s automobile parts and sports empire, which also includes the Fulham Football Club in England and All Elite Wrestling has been estimated by Forbes at $7.6 billion. That’s down from the $8 billion estimated in 2021 and lower than his 2020 net worth of $7.86 million.
Khan ultimately fell to sixth place on that list and now trails David Tepper of the Carolina Panthers ($17.4 billion), Stan Kroenke of the Los Angeles Rams ($10.7 billion), and Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys ($10.6 billion) in the NFC. Then in the AFC, he trails Robert Kraft of the New England Patriots ($8.3 billion) and Stephen Ross of the Miami Dolphins ($8.2 billion).
Khan bought the Jaguars from former owner and businessman Wayne Weaver for $770 million when his net worth was $2.5 billion. Since that moment, the Jags’ team value has increased and they are now worth $2.8 billion, according to Forbes’ last estimation.