NFL Insider shows how expensive NFL tickets are this weekend

Even despite the rise in NBA rankings and MLB lore, football continues to be king in America, just like the NFL.

Meaningless preseason openers get higher ratings than NBA Finals games, and there’s not a home in the country that isn’t full of friends and family whenever their favorite team takes the grill, regardless of their performance throughout the season.

So it’s no surprise that fans of the four teams still in Super Bowl contention are willing to spend big bucks to cheer on their teams ahead of conference championship games, according to Field Yates:

“There is a lot of demand to get into either championship game this weekend as the average price on Tick Pick for the AFC championship game is $559 and the NFC championship game is of $1,110 (!). This should be an electric Sunday at two of the NFL’s top venues,” Yates tweeted.

There is a lot of demand to participate in either league game this weekend, as the average price on @TickPick for the AFC Championship Game is $559 and the NFC Championship Game is $1,110(!).

Should be an electric Sunday at two of the NFL’s top venues. #Partner

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) January 26, 2023

We’re only two games away from the Super Bowl, so we can only imagine how much those tickets are going to cost, especially since the Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers have two of the biggest fanbases in the country. .

More than that, we can expect both league games to be instant classics as all four teams have been nothing short of top flight throughout the season.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals have developed a bit of a rivalry lately, with Joe Burrow going 3-0 against Patrick Mahomes in his brief career.

As for the Niners and Eagles, they boast arguably the two most stacked teams in the entire league, though some analysts still have doubts about their quarterback status.

So, yeah, that’s definitely a lot of money for a ticket, but you better believe it’ll be worth every penny.