NFL Tickets

The National Football League (NFL) is the pinnacle of American Football and has been in operation since 1920. The NFL merged with the American Football League (AFL) in 1970, three years after the two leagues began meeting in a season-ending championship game. That game was officially named the Super Bowl for the first time in January 1969, and it is now the most-watched annual sporting event in the world.

Fans from around the world try their utmost to see their favorite NFL team in action, and whichever of the NFL teams you follow, we can help get you to the game of your choice.

That's because SeatPick is aligned with hundreds of the best and most trusted ticket reseller sites in the world, which means that users of our platform get to shop from the largest and most comprehensive inventory of sports tickets.

This means that fans can more easily get hold of the hottest tickets in town and can then pursue the most informed and cost-effective purchase possible, having checked out the vast market and compared ticket prices to find the deals that best suit their individual budgets and schedules.

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NFL Game Tickets

NFL football tickets are among the most prized in the sports world, and at SeatPick, we currently have a high level of availability for all games, from the regular season to the NFL playoffs, and, of course, including Super Bowl tickets.

Tickets for all NFL games are on sale at SeatPick from before the start of the regular season, and you can find details of the price of all tickets for each game by clicking on the relevant teams and games on this page.

For each game, we offer a multitude of ticketing options; simply search through these to find the deals that best work for your wallet. Our easy-to-use platform greatly aids your ambition to catch an NFL game. You can find the best value deals in a matter of a click or two.

In addition to the wide ticketing access we provide, SeatPick also offers a host of useful tools that help to keep you ahead of the curve. These include up-to-the-minute ticket news, crucial ticket information and interactive seating maps of every NFL stadium, which helps to illustrate precisely where you'll be sat when the game gets underway.

NFL Format

The 2026 NFL season kicks off on September 9th as reigning champions the Seattle Seahawks host the New England Patriots at Lumen Field, in a rematch of Super Bowl LX. The culmination of the regular season is scheduled for January 10th, 2027, before Super Bowl LXI takes place at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on February 14th.

NFL is the most popular sports league in the United States and based on average attendance, is the most popular league in professional world sports.

The NFL is split into two conferences, which themselves consist of four divisions, and they are arranged as follows.

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

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

NFL Schedule

The NFL schedule sees each franchise play 17 regular season games. The divisional winners all secure a berth in the playoffs, which is when accessing NFL tickets begins to get increasingly difficult, albeit this is not the case at SeatPick due to the sheer size of our ticketing supply.

In addition to these sides, those sides who finish in the next three top spots in each conference get wild cards, while the remaining 18 teams don't proceed to the postseason.

Most NFL games take place on Sunday; in addition to these, there are one or two games on a Monday, and games do take place on Thursdays and Saturdays. In addition to these regular slots, there are also the annual Thanksgiving Day games, which are also big sellers in terms of the popularity of NFL tickets.

The cost of NFL tickets varies and depends on a number of factors. Seat location is one, and the level of high demand for a specific game or team is another. It is worth noting that most NFL events tend to sell out, but via our site, your chances of seeing your favorite team in action on game day is very high indeed.

Whichever NFL event you wish to attend, you can rest assured you won't miss out on your chosen matchup, not if you are shopping for NFL tickets via SeatPick. You can aid your endeavours by bookmarking this page in your browser, helping you to keep track of the best-priced seats well in advance of your desired game.

NFL Top Teams

In the modern era, as of 2026, the two teams with the most Super Bowl wins to their name are the New England Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers, with six each.

Recent Super Bowl Winners

Legendary NFL Players

When it comes to listing the biggest stars to have ever played in the NFL, unsurprisingly, it's the big-performing quarterbacks that head the list, albeit with some notable exceptions.

• Tom Brady (New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers) QB
• Jerry Rice (San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders, Seattle Seahawks) WR
• Jim Brown (Cleveland Browns) RB
• Peyton Manning (Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos) QB
• Reggie White (Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers) DE
• Lawrence Taylor (New York Giants) LB
• Joe Montana (San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs) QB
• Barry Sanders (Detroit Lions) RB
• Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins) QB
• John Elway (Denver Broncos) QB

NFL Rivalries

As one would expect from any long-running sports league, there are plenty of feisty rivalries in play, either due to contentious results in the past, geographical proximity or just down to simply hating each other, both on and off the field of battle.

Among the biggest rivalries in the NFL are Chicago Bears-Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys-Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants-Philadelphia Eagles and Denver Broncos-Las Vegas Raiders.