NFL Resale Ticket Prices: All 32 Teams Ranked
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The wait is almost over. With the 2026 NFL season about to kick off, all 32 teams and their fans are turning their attention to the schedule, and to what it's actually going to cost to watch the season unfold.
We pulled resale ticket data for all 272 games of the regular season, home and away, to see exactly what fans are paying to follow each team from the season opener through to Week 18.
The numbers throw up some big contrasts. Some of the league's most storied franchises are sitting near the bottom of the price table, while a handful of mid-market teams are asking a serious premium. Add in the nine games being played outside the United States this year, and the picture gets even more intriguing.
NFL Resale Ticket Prices For 2026
Before drilling into individual teams, it's worth zooming out to see what the resale market for the entire 2026 season looks like. Across all 272 games, from tonight's opener through to Week 18, there are more than 7.5 million tickets currently sitting on the resale market.
Starting prices for a single game range from $13 up to $399, and average out at $97 across the whole season. The average price of a ticket sits at $397, and climbs as high as $1,900 for the priciest game on the board. Maximum prices, which reflect the single most expensive listing available for a game, usually a premium hospitality, VIP or suite-level seat, run far higher again, topping out at $140,353 for the season's most extreme fixture.
| Price Metric | Cheapest Game ($) | Season Average ($) | Priciest Game ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | $13 | $97 | $399 |
| Average Price | $104 | $397 | $1,900 |
| Maximum Price | $825 | $21,352 | $140,353 |
Starting prices range from just $13 for the cheapest single fixture on the board to $399 for the most expensive, a huge spread for a league that prides itself on parity.
NFL Resale Ticket Prices: Key Takeaways
- The Buffalo Bills have the most expensive tickets in the league, starting at $180 on average across their 17 games, more than four times pricier than the Cleveland Browns at just $38.
- The NFL International Series has never cost more. The nine games abroad start at $169 on average, versus $94 for a game on home soil, and the 49ers at Vikings in Mexico City is the single priciest ticket of the entire season at $399.
- Home advantage cuts both ways on price. Cowboys fans pay $146 to watch at home but just $39 on the road, while Bills fans see the opposite: $136 at home against $229 to follow the team away.
The Priciest Teams To Watch: Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears & Seattle Seahawks Lead The Way
Averaging out the starting price of every game each team plays this season, home and away combined, three teams stand well clear of the NFL pack.
The Buffalo Bills top the table at $180 a ticket to start, largely driven by a brutal away slate that includes trips to Detroit, Las Vegas and New England. The Chicago Bears ($164) and Seattle Seahawks ($145) round out the top three, both benefiting from a mix of high-profile home dates and pricey road trips.
All three teams currently sit among the league's more entertaining to watch, so it's no shock the market is pricing them at a premium before a single snap of the new season.
| Team | Starting Price ($) | Home Average ($) |
|---|---|---|
| Buffalo Bills | $180 | $136 |
| Chicago Bears | $164 | $146 |
| Seattle Seahawks | $145 | $118 |
Cleveland Browns, Tennessee Titans & Arizona Cardinals: Where To Find 2026 NFL Ticket Bargains
At the other end of the market, three teams stand out as the best value in the league this season.
The Cleveland Browns are the cheapest team to follow in 2026, starting at just $38 on average across their 17 games. The Tennessee Titans ($52) and Arizona Cardinals ($54) aren't far behind, and Atlanta Falcons tickets ($56) are similarly easy on the wallet.
All four play in large stadiums with a healthy resale supply, and none currently carry the box office pull of a Bills or a Bears, which keeps prices grounded. They may even drop further on gameday should these teams strart the new season poorly.
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NFL Resale Ticket Prices: All 32 Teams Ranked
We averaged out the starting price of every game each of the 32 teams plays this season, home and away combined, to build a full ranking.
The gap from top to bottom is stark. Following the Bills costs more than four and a half times as much as following the Browns across the same 17-game schedule.
| Rank | Team | Starting Price ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Buffalo Bills | $180 |
| 2 | Chicago Bears | $164 |
| 3 | Seattle Seahawks | $145 |
| 4 | Detroit Lions | $144 |
| 5 | New England Patriots | $142 |
| 6 | Las Vegas Raiders | $140 |
| 7 | San Francisco 49ers | $139 |
| 8 | Philadelphia Eagles | $139 |
| 9 | Denver Broncos | $121 |
| 10 | Kansas City Chiefs | $121 |
| 11 | Los Angeles Rams | $111 |
| 12 | Minnesota Vikings | $107 |
| 13 | Pittsburgh Steelers | $102 |
| 14 | Green Bay Packers | $100 |
| 15 | Dallas Cowboys | $96 |
| 16 | Los Angeles Chargers | $83 |
| 17 | New York Giants | $83 |
| 18 | Jacksonville Jaguars | $81 |
| 19 | Baltimore Ravens | $80 |
| 20 | Miami Dolphins | $78 |
| 21 | Cincinnati Bengals | $76 |
| 22 | New York Jets | $74 |
| 23 | Houston Texans | $72 |
| 24 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | $70 |
| 25 | Washington Commanders | $68 |
| 26 | New Orleans Saints | $66 |
| 27 | Indianapolis Colts | $62 |
| 28 | Carolina Panthers | $57 |
| 29 | Atlanta Falcons | $56 |
| 30 | Arizona Cardinals | $54 |
| 31 | Tennessee Titans | $52 |
| 32 | Cleveland Browns | $38 |
All pricing data sourced from SeatPick resale listings as of September 9, 2026. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Home Or Away? Where Dallas Cowboys & Kansas City Chiefs Fans Pay More
Averaging out a team's full season hides an important split. For some franchises, watching at home costs far more than following the team on the road, and for others it's the exact opposite.
Dallas Cowboys fans pay $146 to watch at home but just $39 on the road, the biggest home premium in the league. Green Bay and Kansas City follow the same pattern, both commanding a big premium at home thanks to two of the league's most in-demand stadium atmospheres.
Flip it around and the Buffalo Bills tell the opposite story. Bills fans pay just $136 at home but $229 on the road, and Detroit and Denver fans face a similar away-day premium.
| Team | Home Average ($) | Away Average ($) |
|---|---|---|
| Dallas Cowboys | $146 | $39 |
| Green Bay Packers | $143 | $62 |
| Kansas City Chiefs | $139 | $102 |
| Denver Broncos | $93 | $152 |
| Detroit Lions | $106 | $179 |
| Buffalo Bills | $136 | $229 |
The NFL International Series 2026: London, Madrid, Munich, Rio & Mexico City Ticket Prices
The NFL's push abroad continues to grow, and 2026 is the biggest year yet for the International Series, with nine games spread across six countries on three continents.
Those games carry a real premium. Starting prices for the nine International Series fixtures average $169, well above the $94 average for a game played on home soil in the United States. The 49ers at Vikings game in Mexico City is the priciest single ticket of the entire season at $399, more than four times the season-wide average.
Not every International Series game commands a premium, though. The Steelers at Saints game in Paris starts at just $116, and the Colts at Commanders game in London is even more accessible at $77 starting price, proof that these overseas trips aren't always the most expensive ticket on the board.
| Fixture | City | Starting Price ($) |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco 49ers at Minnesota Vikings | Mexico City | $399 |
| New England Patriots at Detroit Lions | Munich | $284 |
| Philadelphia Eagles at Jacksonville Jaguars | London | $314 |
| Pittsburgh Steelers at New Orleans Saints | Saint-Denis | $116 |
| Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars | London | $104 |
| Cincinnati Bengals at Atlanta Falcons | Madrid | $72 |
| Indianapolis Colts at Washington Commanders | London | $77 |
| Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco 49ers | Melbourne | $85 |
| Dallas Cowboys at Baltimore Ravens | Rio de Janeiro | $70 |
Carolina Panthers vs Atlanta Falcons: The Widest Ticket Price Spread Of The 2026 Season
Starting price only tells half the story. Some fixtures have a huge gap between the cheapest seat on the market and the most expensive one.
Panthers at Falcons in Week 3 has the widest spread of the entire season, with tickets starting from just $45 but topping out well into six figures for the best seats in the house. The Chargers at Rams matchup at SoFi Stadium follows a similar pattern, starting at $93 but climbing dramatically for premium inventory.
| Fixture | Starting Price ($) | Maximum Price ($) |
|---|---|---|
| Panthers at Falcons | $45 | $140,353 |
| Chargers at Rams | $93 | $127,675 |
| Jets at Titans | $13 | $113,734 |
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The 5 Most Expensive Single Games Of The 2026 NFL Season
Zooming in on individual fixtures rather than season-long averages, the priciest games are dominated by International Series matchups and a handful of marquee divisional trips.
Eagles at Jaguars in London is the closest thing to a genuine box office standout in the top five, starting at $314 with over 5,000 tickets already on the market weeks ahead of the game.
| Fixture | Date | Starting Price ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 49ers at Vikings | Nov 22 | $399 |
| Raiders at 49ers | Nov 8 | $354 |
| Eagles at Jaguars | Oct 11 | $314 |
| Patriots at Lions | Nov 15 | $284 |
| Vikings at Bears | Sep 20 | $283 |
The 5 Cheapest Single Games Of The 2026 NFL Season
At the other end of the market, Cleveland and Tennessee's home dates make up the bulk of the bargain list, with two fixtures starting as low as $13 a ticket.
| Fixture | Date | Starting Price ($) |
|---|---|---|
| Jets at Titans | Sep 13 | $13 |
| Colts at Browns | Jan 3 | $13 |
| Jaguars at Titans | Nov 15 | $16 |
| Raiders at Browns | Nov 29 | $16 |
| Falcons at Browns | Dec 13 | $16 |
Patriots At Seahawks: How The Season Opener Prices Up Against The 2026 Average
All eyes are on Lumen Field for the season opener, and the market has already priced it as a bigger draw than the average regular season game.
Patriots at Seahawks starts at $204 a ticket, more than double the $97 average across all 272 games this season, though it's still some way off the $399 high set by the Mexico City game in November.
It isn't the only Week 1 game catching early attention either. Dolphins at Raiders in Las Vegas and Bengals at Texans in Houston both kick off the season on the same opening weekend, giving fans plenty of options beyond the Seattle showcase.
| Fixture | Starting Price ($) |
|---|---|
| Patriots at Seahawks (Season Opener) | $204 |
| Priciest game of the season (49ers at Vikings, Mexico City) | $399 |
| 2026 season average (all 272 games) | $97 |
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NFL Resale Ticket Prices: Frequently Asked Questions
Which NFL Team Has The Most Expensive Resale Tickets In 2026?
The Buffalo Bills have the most expensive tickets in the league this season, starting at $180 on average across their 17 games. The Chicago Bears ($164) and Seattle Seahawks ($145) are close behind.
Which NFL Team Has The Cheapest Resale Tickets In 2026?
The Cleveland Browns are the cheapest team to follow this season, starting at just $38 on average. The Tennessee Titans ($52) and Arizona Cardinals ($54) are the next best value in the league.
Why Are NFL International Series Tickets So Expensive?
International Series games are played in smaller, one-off venues abroad with far less resale supply than a regular NFL market, which pushes prices up. The nine games in 2026 start at $169 on average, well above the $94 average for a game played in the United States.
How Much Does It Cost To Watch The 2026 NFL Season Opener?
Patriots at Seahawks at Lumen Field starts at $204 a ticket, more than double the $97 average across the entire 272-game regular season.
