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There’s some work to be done if the Eagles hope to secure a playoff spot, and for fans looking to cheer them on at the Linc this week, Monday’s game against the Packers will be the least expensive game to attend through the end of the year.
The Eagles enter Week 12 at 5-5 on the season, good enough for fourth in the tight NFC East. The playoff picture could quickly change with a win and several other division losses, however, and being on hand won’t burn a hole in the wallet. In fact, if going through the secondary ticket market, Monday’s game will be the second cheapest home game of the season behind a Week 1 meeting with the Browns.
On TicketIQ, an event ticket search engine that pools tickets and data from over 90 percent of the resale market, the average resale price for Eagles vs. Packers tickets is now $248.99, down 13 percent below the team’s season average of $287.59 at Lincoln Financial Field. If looking to just get past the gates, the cheapest tickets can be found from $82 each.
Ticket prices will only increase as the season boils down to its final weeks. Following their bout with the Packers the Eagles will welcome divisional rivals in all three remaining games at home. The Redskins will be in town on December 11, where tickets currently average nearly $300 and the cheapest tickets are $101 each. They will be followed by the Giants two weeks later, and tickets own a $301 average and $123 get-in price. No game will be pricier than a New Year’s Day battle with the Cowboys, however, which now averages a $362 ticket and $128 get-in price.
