NFL Tickets

The NFL's 32 teams play a 17-game regular season each fall that leads into the January playoffs and the Super Bowl. Pick a team below for its full home and away schedule, or browse every upcoming NFL game with live ticket prices from professional sellers.

Scarcity is what sets the NFL apart as a ticket market. A club plays only a handful of home dates all year, so there is no "catch them next week" -- every fixture is effectively a one-off, and that alone puts a floor under prices that sports with long home stands never have.

Within a season the spread is still wide. Divisional rivalries, a visiting quarterback people want to see, and a primetime slot all pull prices up; a Sunday one o'clock kickoff against a non-conference opponent in a cold month is usually the cheapest football you will buy all year. Late-season games in open-air northern stadiums are the reliable bargain, for reasons anyone who has sat in one will understand.

The table above shows how far apart the clubs actually are. It is worth checking before you assume a market is expensive, because the gap between the cheapest and dearest teams is far larger than the gap between a good seat and a bad one at either of them.

American Football Conference

AFC East

• 🏈Buffalo Bills
• 🏈Miami Dolphins
• 🏈New England Patriots
• 🏈New York Jets

AFC North

• 🏈Baltimore Ravens
• 🏈Cincinnati Bengals
• 🏈Cleveland Browns
• 🏈Pittsburgh Steelers

AFC South

• 🏈Houston Texans
• 🏈Indianapolis Colts
• 🏈Jacksonville Jaguars
• 🏈Tennessee Titans

AFC West

• 🏈Denver Broncos
• 🏈Kansas City Chiefs
• 🏈Las Vegas Raiders
• 🏈Los Angeles Chargers

National Football Conference

NFC East

• 🏈Dallas Cowboys
• 🏈New York Giants
• 🏈Philadelphia Eagles
• 🏈Washington Commanders

NFC North

• 🏈Chicago Bears
• 🏈Detroit Lions
• 🏈Green Bay Packers
• 🏈Minnesota Vikings

NFC South

• 🏈Atlanta Falcons
• 🏈Carolina Panthers
• 🏈New Orleans Saints
• 🏈Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFC West

• 🏈Arizona Cardinals
• 🏈Los Angeles Rams
• 🏈San Francisco 49ers
• 🏈Seattle Seahawks

Each figure below is the median get-in price across that team’s upcoming games: the cheapest seat actually listed for a game, not an average of all seats and not a total. Figures include the 20% booking fee; tax, and a delivery charge on a small number of listings, are added at checkout. Open a team for its full table, every game priced, and a CSV.

Team	Games	Median get-in
Tennessee Titans	14	$48
Cleveland Browns	14	$50
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	14	$62
Indianapolis Colts	14	$69
Atlanta Falcons	14	$70
New York Jets	14	$70
New Orleans Saints	14	$73
Arizona Cardinals	14	$75
Carolina Panthers	14	$75
New York Giants	14	$77
Washington Commanders	14	$80
Houston Texans	14	$83
Los Angeles Chargers	14	$88
Cincinnati Bengals	14	$92
Miami Dolphins	14	$100
Baltimore Ravens	14	$111
Jacksonville Jaguars	14	$121
Minnesota Vikings	14	$124
Pittsburgh Steelers	14	$127
Los Angeles Rams	14	$144
Dallas Cowboys	14	$146
Denver Broncos	14	$151
Kansas City Chiefs	14	$162
New England Patriots	14	$171
San Francisco 49ers	14	$172
Philadelphia Eagles	14	$185
Las Vegas Raiders	14	$195
Seattle Seahawks	14	$214
Detroit Lions	14	$223
Green Bay Packers	14	$240
Buffalo Bills	14	$253
Chicago Bears	14	$282

Median of the 32 team medians, not of every game: a team that plays twice as often should not count twice as much. 448 of 448 games carried a live price at that reading; the rest had no listing and are excluded from the arithmetic rather than counted as zero.

See the Ticket Price Data Center for every market we publish, and the methodology behind the figures.