NFL Season Ticket Packages

Are you on a season ticket waitlist? Do you know anyone who is? Ever think of purchasing a seat license? Maybe for one season you would like to make all the home games or try out a season ticket package before you commit to one. Well thanks to the secondary ticket market, you can buy a season ticket package (usually for a price above season ticket price). I have listed the season ticket packages for all 32 NFL teams with the high and low values for tickets. Each price is per ticket, so keep that in mind, and remember that the ticket price will include the 8 home games per team. Another unfortunate thing to remember is if the team you purchase tickets for makes the playoffs, you do Not have the rights to playoff tickets.

New England Patriots - So apparently there are only 2 sets of season tickets available for standing room only!?! Obviously the Pats are a hot ticket so you will have to use ticketstumbler or the links here for single game tickets.
San Diego Chargers - $725 to $1950, which isn’t too bad being from under $100 to $243 per game.
Dallas Cowboys - $1399 to $3059, the big tickets are obviously in Big D.
Indianapolis Colts - $995 to $5,500, the Oil Can’s first season is going to be pricey the whole year.
Jacksonville Jaguars -$950 to $2250
New York Giants -$1000 to $3825, surprisingly there are season tickets available for the champs. People must be saving up for the PSL’s for the right to get tickets in the new stadium.
Pittsburgh Steelers -None available now, check back or get single games.
New Orleans Saints - $425 to $3000, a pretty good range available.
Philadelphia Eagles - $1000 to $5852, one of the most expensive ranges, but the higher end usually include club section and suites.
Seattle Seahawks - $400 to $4858, Qwest Field is one of the best stadiums in the NFL and one of the loudest!
Washington Redskins - $895 to $2499, the largest NFL stadium and only team with a marching band.
Minnesota Vikings - $425 and $450 only two sets available, so everyone is literally holding onto to thier seats.
Arizona Cardinals - $319 to $1600, one of the better bargains in the league. So if you are in Phoenix you might want to check it out.
Buffalo Bills - None available, single game seats are probably the best bet here.
New York Jets - $750 to $3086, having #4 in town has probably pushed prices higher so if you got seats early, you might have got a little better deal.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - $885 and $1100, only two available so obvioulsy a popular ticket.
St. Louis Rams - $375 to $1000, only four sets in St. Louis.
San Francisco 49ers - $275 to $3099, a pretty good range here and a lot of varied locations.
Tennessee Titans -$535 to $1600, one of the better deals in the league.
Cincinnati Bengals - $640 to $3165, a big range here with some club seats.
Cleveland Browns - $650 to $1999, not a lot of seats available here, probably because big things are expected for the season.
Green Bay Packers -$1000 to $6000, a fair amount of seats for the Pack with the start of the Aaron Rogers Era.
Kansas City Chiefs - $325 to $1300, there are some great value buys for the Chiefs this year.
Carolina Panthers - $485 to $1000, another set of nice prices for the Panthers.
Houston Texans - $875 to $2589, the Texans have a pretty good range of seats and I think they are a sleeper team that could have a surprising year.
Oakland Raiders - $260 to $1750, a lot of young players in Oakland to watch and enjoy.
Chicago Bears - $1500 to $6600, the highest prices are for suites and club seats, so keep that in mind.
Detroit Lions - $750 to $1250, a great chance to enjoy Ford Field in Detroit.
Atlanta Falcons - $232 to $2325, another set of low prices which probably correspond to low expectations.
Baltimore Ravens - $849 to $4386, basically the average price per ticket across the league here in Baltimore.
Miami Dolphin s - $879 to $1059, might be a good chance to watch a storied NFL franchise, even if a down season has been predicted.
Denver Broncos -None right now, so check out single game seats.