Week 15 Best NFL Tickets

by Derek Lee

Arlington convention & visitor bureau

Sunday Night Football? Check. America’s team? Check. Jerry’s World? Check. What more could you want? It costs less to go see this game than it costs to fill your car with gas. The Cowboys are not out of the playoff race yet and have an explosive and fun offense. With the Eagles sliding, this is a must win for Dallas and expect an offensive explosion from them. AT&T Stadium is a football shrine and a must visit for any true NFL fan. If you find your way to Dallas this weekend, this needs to be on your to do list. 

This game still has playoff implications believe it or not. Both of these teams still have a shot to sneak their way in and this game will go a long way in determining who may get that chance. This is a classic AFC North rivalry and two teams and fan bases who truly hate each other. It will be loud, hostile and hard hitting. All of this without even mentioning that the quarterback matchup is two of the game’s greatest with Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson. Neither QB has had the season they were hoping for, but there is still plenty of star power between the two of them and on both sides of the ball for both teams. 

Slightly more expensive to see the Chiefs and Chargers compared to other games on the list. But for the price of dinner out at a decent restaurant you can watch two of the most electric quarterbacks in the game duel it out. Both of these teams are still in the hunt to make the playoffs, however the two are trending in opposite directions. The Chiefs haven’t looked like themselves all year, maybe age is catching up to them. But the Chargers look like a well oiled machine as of late and could line up for a division championship on the line when they play the Broncos in early January. Both teams desperately want to win this game, you can be sure that neither will leave anything in the playbook, but will you be there to see it?

There’s no other way to state it, Jaxson Dart and Jayden Daniels are two future stars in this league. Yes, both teams have struggled this year. Yes, both teams are looking ahead to the draft already. But you could go see two potential stars duke it out early in their career for less than a meal at Applebee’s. How do you say no to that? Sure you’ll probably pay more for parking, or for a beer or for a burger, but who cares? You got into the stadium for a 20 dollar bill and some change. Go get drunk and have a good time with all the money you saved on tickets. 

Okay the Saints suck. Like really suck. But they got a win over the stumbling Bucs last weekend, and maybe they can string another together this week. The Panthers are having their best season in years and Bryce Young looks like he has finally figured it out. And you just have to pay $14 to go see it? Like, c’mon man. That’s a no brainer. If you really feel like you’d rather watch other games, stream them from inside the stadium. You’ll probably have an entire row to yourself to lay down and make yourself comfortable. Pay the $14, go enjoy the atmosphere, stream other games if you need to. But what if you don’t buy the ticket, and you miss a scorigami? Or a 100 yard kickoff return? A double doink? Buy the damn ticket.