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Following the NFL's 2025 schedule release, fans are clamoring for tickets to the season's hottest matchups, with the Dallas Cowboys dominating the list of most in-demand games. According to data shared by ESPN's Adam Schefter, via Vivid Seats, the top five games are fetching jaw-dropping average ticket prices, reflecting the excitement for these marquee showdowns.
Schefter noted, "No game currently is in more demand than the Cowboys-Eagles opener, which has an average ticket price of $1,743 since the schedule was released."
Kicking off the list is the season opener on September 4, featuring the Cowboys facing the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. This Thursday Night Football clash, with an average ticket price of $1,743, sets the tone for an intense NFC East rivalry.
The Cowboys return to the spotlight on November 27, hosting the Kansas City Chiefs for their annual Thanksgiving game, where tickets average $1,491. Just a few weeks earlier, on September 28, Dallas welcomes the Green Bay Packers for a Sunday Night Football matchup, with tickets averaging $1,295, marking the third Cowboys game in the top five.
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Beyond Dallas, the list includes other thrilling contests. On September 7, the Baltimore Ravens take on the Buffalo Bills in a Sunday Night Football game, with average ticket prices at $1,183. Rounding out the top five is a Week 18 matchup (date TBD) between the New York Jets and the Bills, where tickets are averaging $1,169. The high demand for these games highlights the NFL's star power, with teams like the Cowboys, Eagles, and Bills drawing massive interest, as noted in Vivid Seats' data shared by Schefter.
Fans on X are buzzing about the prices, with one posting, "$1,743 for Cowboys-Eagles? That's wild-but I'd pay to see that opener!" The Cowboys' heavy presence on the list isn't surprising, given their historic 2025 schedule, which includes a record-breaking four Thursday games, as reported earlier this month.
Their matchups against the Eagles, Chiefs, and Packers promise high-stakes action, while the Ravens-Bills and Jets-Bills games spotlight the AFC's fierce competition. As the season approaches, ticket demand continues to soar, reflecting the NFL's ability to captivate audiences with its biggest rivalries and star-studded showdowns.