All 32 NFL Owners RANKED from WORST to FIRST for 2022...

NFL Owners the best and the worst ranked.

Excellence, mediocrity, dysfunction. Whichever one of those words best describes your favorite NFL team, it can likely be traced back to the performance of your owner.

As we inch closer to the 2022 season, it’s time for us to revisit all 32 NFL owners, as we rank them each from worst to first.

Before we start, just a note that the rankings are solely based on organizational matters and on-field performance. We have not taken into account any personal scandals or incidents – unless they directly affected the team. So let's get right into it.

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[spencercoleman]

Idea. Rank every NFL team’s greatest Coach

[AvroBellow]

It's real shame about Dan Snyder because Washington used to have a legendary owner in Jack Kent Cooke. It's also a shame about the Giants because they used to have the legendary Wellington Mara. I miss those guys.

[kcthesledgestoryteller]

As a Raider fan, I was kind of anticipating a lower ranking, seeing how Mark Davis’ laissez faire approach (a welcome change after Al let the franchise bottom out under his senility) led to the office environment get out of hand. But yes, he has passion to make the best moves he can figure out to fortify the team. Hiring Sandra Morgan Douglass as the President of the was the right move in all the right ways. Things look favorable right now.

[beemer]

You know the Rooney’s are the only family to own a team since its founding. You need to give the Rooney’s more respect. They’re way better than Kraft. He’s like Jerry Jones and always wants to be in the spotlight.

[moopert]

I feel like Mike Brown is overrated here. One great season doesn't erase 3 decades of being a cheapskate and horrible player decisions. 3 playoff wins in 30 years since he took over should not get him near midway through the list. Maybe he's finally learning how to run a team to actually win, but I think he belongs just above the absolute gutter trash of Snyder, Khan, and the Ford family. He has a TON of work before Bengals fans don't despise him. He probably won't live long enough for that to happen, given he's 85.

[michaelflynn]

Pats fan here, and I'm not taking anything away from the awesome accomplishment under the ownership, but I think the Rooney family/Pittsburgh are the best, if not for the longevity, the integrity, and loyalty and the steelers have 6 super bowls to their name as well

[AlexS]

I think Stephen Ross is despicable for firing Flores because from what I read in Wikipedia, he was trying to have Flores lose games to get a certain quarterback, which was Tom Brady. Mike McDaniel sounds like a good coach, but he should've given Flores one more chance.

[zacharyrusso]

I think the Rooney family should be #1. Robert Kraft does have 6 super bowls, but that's due to Belichik and Brady. The Rooney's have owned the Steelers since the beginning, continue to make great hires, and treat the team like family.

[matslindgren]

This ranking is honest. As a New York Giants fan, the next season will be better and of course the owners ranking should be better for Big Blue!!

[BrianKapellusch]

That "rebuild since 57" jersey is outstanding

[JFizzle]

I think the list is actually better than most. Pretty quality job, I personally might have moved Kraft down 1 spot simply because of the happy endings, but regardless, great job!

[penguinrea]

Keep up your fantastic videos, God bless you

[phildicks]

Ummm....one correction. The Rooney Family also has 6 Lombardi Trophies.

[patrickc]

Do ranking ever team by their all time wide receivers

[ballhawk]

As a Lions fan, I would have to rank Sheila higher, strange as it is to say this. Few who haven't followed this sorry franchise realize just how dysfunctional Patricia's coaching tenure was right from the git-go. The team needed to be totally blown up and reassembled; and that's what Sheila's doing, with what appears to be a solid staff. This offseason was very encouraging, with what looks like a solid draft, filling holes, without pissing away too much cap space. There's not much more one could reasonably expect at this point, given the steaming pile she was served. The only legitimate gripe is that she didn't do it sooner.

[zachdamenti]

I’m glad that Virginia McCaskey is still putting in hard work as the Bears’ principal owner!

[pauljohnson]

Khan- that’s unfair- a lot of people thought urban Meier was good- he moved on.

[bill]

9:58 Jed York and John Lynch have only 2 winning seasons in 5 while McVay has had 5 winning seasons in 5

[dontmindmeimjustspectating]

I remember when Arsenal fans were spamming the hashtag KroenkeOut and they still are a heartbreak club so its kinda funny how much success his American teams are garnering lately

[Htown_sports_dude]

As a die hard Texans fan The McNair family should be lower