Last updated: Sept. 14, 2026. Prices in this article come from TicketScanner’s Sept. 13, 2026 snapshot.
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by TicketScanner Team
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Last updated: Sept. 14, 2026. Prices in this article come from TicketScanner’s Sept. 13, 2026 snapshot.
Check today’s get-in prices for every NFL game TicketScanner tracks on TicketScanner’s NFL page.
The Cleveland Browns have the cheapest NFL tickets in 2026, with a $28 median get-in price across their upcoming home games, and the Buffalo Bills have the most expensive at $337. The typical tracked NFL game starts at $118, according to TicketScanner’s Sept. 13, 2026 snapshot of 211 upcoming games across 31 home teams.
The get-in price is the cheapest listed ticket for a game, before fees. The table ranks every team TicketScanner tracks by that measure.
Source: TicketScanner daily price tracking, snapshot Sept. 13, 2026. Stadium names and cities follow a current list of NFL stadiums, with cities in common usage (Las Vegas for Allegiant Stadium, which that list places in Paradise, Nev.).
| Rank | Team | Stadium | City | Games | Median get-in | Lowest game | Highest game |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cleveland Browns | Huntington Bank Field | Cleveland | 8 | $28 | $21 | $72 |
| 2 | Tennessee Titans | Nissan Stadium | Nashville, Tenn. | 7 | $31 | $23 | $181 |
| 3 | Dallas Cowboys | AT&T Stadium | Arlington, Texas | 8 | $39 | $31 | $133 |
| 4 | Indianapolis Colts | Lucas Oil Stadium | Indianapolis | 5 | $52 | $48 | $201 |
| 5 | New Orleans Saints | Caesars Superdome | New Orleans | 7 | $68 | $38 | $126 |
| 6 | Carolina Panthers | Bank of America Stadium | Charlotte, N.C. | 7 | $69 | $53 | $158 |
| 7 | Arizona Cardinals | State Farm Stadium | Glendale, Ariz. | 8 | $70 | $25 | $131 |
| T-8 | New York Jets | MetLife Stadium | East Rutherford, N.J. | 8 | $74 | $57 | $109 |
| T-8 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Raymond James Stadium | Tampa, Fla. | 8 | $74 | $55 | $237 |
| 10 | Baltimore Ravens | M&T Bank Stadium | Baltimore | 6 | $79 | $69 | $116 |
| 11 | Miami Dolphins | Hard Rock Stadium | Miami Gardens, Fla. | 7 | $88 | $42 | $167 |
| 12 | New York Giants | MetLife Stadium | East Rutherford, N.J. | 7 | $89 | $62 | $140 |
| 13 | Minnesota Vikings | U.S. Bank Stadium | Minneapolis | 6 | $93 | $73 | $162 |
| 14 | Atlanta Falcons | Mercedes-Benz Stadium | Atlanta | 7 | $98 | $47 | $149 |
| 15 | Houston Texans | Reliant Stadium (formerly NRG Stadium) | Houston | 5 | $101 | $77 | $238 |
| 16 | Washington Commanders | Northwest Stadium | Landover, Md. | 7 | $107 | $54 | $145 |
| 17 | Cincinnati Bengals | Paycor Stadium | Cincinnati | 6 | $128 | $100 | $157 |
| 18 | Kansas City Chiefs | Arrowhead Stadium | Kansas City, Mo. | 6 | $136 | $92 | $170 |
| 19 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Acrisure Stadium | Pittsburgh | 6 | $142 | $90 | $168 |
| 20 | Los Angeles Rams | SoFi Stadium | Inglewood, Calif. | 6 | $145 | $81 | $245 |
| 21 | Philadelphia Eagles | Lincoln Financial Field | Philadelphia | 8 | $180 | $144 | $210 |
| 22 | San Francisco 49ers | Levi’s Stadium | Santa Clara, Calif. | 8 | $182 | $130 | $473 |
| 23 | Jacksonville Jaguars | EverBank Stadium | Jacksonville, Fla. | 4 | $185 | $120 | $332 |
| 24 | Detroit Lions | Ford Field | Detroit | 7 | $208 | $178 | $336 |
| 25 | Las Vegas Raiders | Allegiant Stadium | Las Vegas | 6 | $218 | $88 | $345 |
| 26 | Green Bay Packers | Lambeau Field | Green Bay, Wis. | 8 | $237 | $110 | $602 |
| 27 | Denver Broncos | Empower Field at Mile High | Denver | 7 | $250 | $160 | $268 |
| 28 | Seattle Seahawks | Lumen Field | Seattle | 7 | $261 | $156 | $292 |
| 29 | New England Patriots | Gillette Stadium | Foxborough, Mass. | 6 | $284 | $140 | $317 |
| 30 | Chicago Bears | Soldier Field | Chicago | 9 | $318 | $199 | $393 |
| 31 | Buffalo Bills | Highmark Stadium | Orchard Park, N.Y. | 6 | $337 | $282 | $380 |
The Bills’ median is about 12 times the Browns’. Fourteen teams have a median under $100, and 15 sit above the $118 median for a tracked NFL game. The Los Angeles Chargers are not ranked because TicketScanner does not track their home games.
The bottom of the table includes several teams coming off losing seasons, as well as teams with large stadiums. 2025 records are from the final NFL standings.
Every team in this group finished 2025 with a losing record. Our read: last season’s record explains much of the cheap end, though the 3-14 Raiders ($218) and 9-8 Lions ($208) show it is not the whole story.
Eight teams have a median get-in above $200. The differences appear to reflect three broad factors: a title run, a new or small stadium, or a fan base that fills the building no matter what. For the wider causes, see why NFL tickets are so expensive.
Buffalo Bills ($337 median, $282 to $380). Buffalo opened the new $2.1 billion Highmark Stadium (60,108 seats) this summer and plays its first regular-season game there on Thursday night in Week 2 against the Lions. That Sept. 17 game is the Bills’ priciest tracked date ($380). The move also brought personal seat licenses priced from $750 to $50,000.
Chicago Bears ($318 median, $199 to $393). The Bears went 11-6, won the NFC North and got their first playoff win in 15 years, then raised season-ticket prices an average of 13.5%, the third straight increase. Soldier Field lists 62,500 seats, and an Action Network study in August put the Bears’ cost for four tickets at $2,049.80, the NFL’s highest.
New England Patriots ($284 median, $140 to $317). A 14-3 season and an AFC title raised prices roughly 7% at Gillette Stadium (66,829 seats), and season tickets are sold out.
Seattle Seahawks ($261 median, $156 to $292). Seattle is the reigning champion after beating New England 29-13 in Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8, 2026, capping a 14-3 season. Season tickets are sold out and the wait list is capped at 12,000 members.
Denver Broncos ($250 median, $160 to $268). The Broncos went 14-3, earned the AFC’s No. 1 seed and reported a franchise-record 99.5% season-ticket renewal rate despite an average 9% price increase, with over 100,000 names on the wait list. Denver’s priciest date is only $18 above its median, the smallest gap in the league.
Green Bay Packers ($237 median, $110 to $602). Lambeau Field holds 81,441, so our read is that this is demand, not supply. The Packers have five prime-time home games in 2026, the most in team history if none are flexed.
Las Vegas Raiders ($218 median, $88 to $345). The Raiders went 3-14 and still rank eighth in TickPick’s 2026 average ticket price ($368). Allegiant Stadium seats 66,000 in Las Vegas, a major tourist destination; our interpretation is that traveling fans help keep the get-in high.
Detroit Lions ($208 median, $178 to $336). Detroit went 9-8 and missed the playoffs, yet sold out 2026 season tickets in about four days in March, their fourth straight sellout, with about 20,000 people still on the wait list. The $178 floor is the third-highest, behind the Bills and Bears.
Also worth flagging: the Jacksonville Jaguars ($185 median, ninth-most expensive) went 13-4 and play 2026 in an EverBank Stadium cut to 42,507 seats by renovation, with two home games in London.
Eight teams have at least one tracked home game with a get-in above $300: the Packers ($602), 49ers ($473), Bears ($393), Bills ($380), Raiders ($345), Lions ($336), Jaguars ($332) and Patriots ($317). The top four appear on TicketScanner’s Sept. 13 list of the most expensive upcoming games: Bears at Packers (Oct. 11, $602), Raiders at 49ers (Nov. 8, $473), Packers at Bears on Christmas Day ($393) and Lions at Bills (Sept. 17, $380). That is a rivalry, a rare matchup, a holiday game and a new stadium’s first regular-season game.
What matters is the gap between that date and the median. Green Bay’s priciest game is about 2.5 times its median and San Francisco’s about 2.6 times. At the lower end the gap is bigger: the Titans’ priciest date ($181) is nearly six times their median. For the Bills and Broncos the gap is small because almost every date is expensive.
Judge a team by its median, not by one game. For full lists of the priciest and cheapest upcoming games, see how much NFL tickets cost.
TicketScanner’s get-in price is the cheapest listed ticket for a game, before fees. TickPick’s average ticket price is based on what fans paid for tickets, not the cheapest listing, so it usually runs higher. The get-in is the least you can pay; the average is closer to what a typical buyer spends.
TickPick’s data on average ticket prices for the 2026 season, shared by sports business reporter Joe Pompliano and reported Sept. 7, 2026, ranks the 10 most expensive teams below. The right-hand column shows each team’s TicketScanner median get-in.
| Team | TickPick 2026 average ticket price | TicketScanner median get-in (Sept. 13, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Buffalo Bills | $610 | $337 |
| Philadelphia Eagles | $473 | $180 |
| Chicago Bears | $472 | $318 |
| Green Bay Packers | $454 | $237 |
| Seattle Seahawks | $428 | $261 |
| Detroit Lions | $425 | $208 |
| Denver Broncos | $389 | $250 |
| Las Vegas Raiders | $368 | $218 |
| San Francisco 49ers | $367 | $182 |
| New England Patriots | $364 | $284 |
Nine of TickPick’s top 10 are also among TicketScanner’s 10 most expensive teams by median get-in. The exception is Philadelphia: second by average ticket price, but 11th-most expensive by get-in, with a tight $144 to $210 range. Our read is that Philadelphia’s cheapest seats are not scarce, while the seats buyers choose cost much more. Philadelphia’s average is about 2.6 times its get-in median; the Patriots’ is about 1.3 times. The two measures cover different dates and methods, so treat these comparisons as rough.
Bookies.com’s 2026 NFL Game Cost tracker, as reported Sept. 1, 2026, prices four tickets, parking, two beers, two sodas and four hot dogs per team. It ranked the Browns cheapest ($251.09 for a family of four) and the Bills most expensive ($1,799.23).
Pick the opponent before the team. Prices at the same stadium can range from $92 to $170 for the Chiefs or from $110 to $602 for the Packers, depending on the visitor. A June travel-cost survey found the cheapest ticket on the Jets’, Jaguars’ and Eagles’ calendars was their trip to Nashville; on Sept. 13, Jaguars at Titans (Nov. 15) was still one of the six cheapest games TicketScanner tracks, at $25.
Look at the floor, not just the median. Among the eight most expensive teams, only the Raiders have a tracked home game under $100 ($88). The Dolphins ($42 floor) and Falcons ($47) offer a cheaper way in than their medians suggest.
Check the kickoff window. Sunday 1 p.m. games had a $95 median get-in on Sept. 13, against about $158 for Sunday and Monday night, per TicketScanner’s snapshot. The six cheapest games in the sample all fall between Nov. 15 and Jan. 3.
Watch the price before you buy. In Week 1 (Sept. 9-13), the 13 games TicketScanner tracked saw their median get-in fall from $203 at 15 to 30 days out to $128 on game day. That is one week of data, not a rule; see the best time to buy NFL tickets and do tickets get cheaper closer to the game.
The get-in is listed before fees, so the checkout total will be higher.
TicketScanner records the get-in price for each game it tracks every morning at about 9 a.m. ET: the cheapest listed ticket across the resale marketplaces it monitors, in U.S. dollars, before fees.
This update uses the Sept. 13, 2026 snapshot of the 211 upcoming regular-season games with a set date that TicketScanner tracks, across 31 home teams. Each team’s figure is the median get-in of its upcoming tracked home games (four to nine per team); “lowest game” and “highest game” are the cheapest and priciest single dates in that set. Games already played, including Week 1, preseason games and late-season games still listed as “Date TBD” are excluded.
TicketScanner tracks a subset of each league’s games, not every game, and excludes Los Angeles Chargers home games. Results describe the games TicketScanner tracks, and prices move daily. This page first used an Aug. 25, 2026 snapshot; every TicketScanner number now comes from Sept. 13 data.
The Cleveland Browns, with a $28 median get-in price across eight upcoming tracked home games, according to TicketScanner’s Sept. 13, 2026 snapshot. The Tennessee Titans ($31) and Dallas Cowboys ($39) are next. For the cheapest NFL team to watch in a big stadium, Dallas stands out: AT&T Stadium averaged 92,991 fans per home game in 2025.
The median get-in price for an upcoming 2026 regular-season game is $118 across the 211 games TicketScanner tracks, and half of those games fall between $73 and $201. Average ticket prices usually run higher because they reflect what fans paid rather than the cheapest listing: in TickPick’s 2026 data, the 10 most expensive teams ranged from $364 (Patriots) to $610 (Bills).
The Buffalo Bills, with a $337 median get-in in TicketScanner’s Sept. 13 snapshot and a league-high $610 average ticket price in TickPick’s data. The Bears ($318) and Patriots ($284) are next by get-in. The single most expensive tracked game is Bears at Packers on Oct. 11, at $602.
Among the 31 teams TicketScanner tracks, Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Nissan Stadium in Nashville and AT&T Stadium in Arlington are the cheapest NFL stadiums for 2026 by median get-in. Our read is that big buildings help: AT&T Stadium and MetLife Stadium (Jets, $74 median) have so many seats that the resale floor stays low.
Open the team’s page on TicketScanner, look at the current get-in price for each of the team’s tracked home games and compare opponents. In the Sept. 13 snapshot, the cheapest NFL games were mostly hosted by weaker teams, at 1 p.m. on Sunday and late in the season. Prices change daily, so check the price history for the game you want before you buy.
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