A Seatgeek.com survey conducted during the NFL offseason of more than 60 websites "shows that plenty of seats are available on the secondary ticket market," according to Kevin Clark of the WALL STREET JOURNAL. For an "average game at the Dallas Cowboys' 80,000-seat stadium, 24,278 seats are listed as available." Meanwhile, the Patriots "occupied four spots among the five least-scalped games." The Bills' Dec. 16 game in Toronto against the Seahawks "had the fewest seats available -- only 698" (WALL STREET JOURNAL, 9/8). Below is the complete list of NFL teams and the average number of tickets available on the secondary market for a home game.
| TEAM |
AVG. TICKETS
|
TEAM |
AVG. TICKETS
|
| Cowboys |
24,278
|
Dolphins |
8,827
|
| 49ers |
20,148
|
Steelers |
8,313
|
| Chargers |
18,966
|
Buccaneers |
8,222
|
| Redskins |
16,337
|
Titans |
7,910
|
| Texans |
13,201
|
Colts |
7,502
|
| Falcons |
13,181
|
Vikings |
7,340
|
| Seahawks |
12,104
|
Browns |
7,252
|
| Bengals |
11,608
|
Saints |
7,008
|
| Lions |
11,175
|
Ravens |
6,731
|
| Chiefs |
10,669
|
Packers |
5,844
|
| Eagles |
10,064
|
Giants |
5,616
|
| Panthers |
9,789
|
Bears |
5,260
|
| Cardinals |
9,499
|
Broncos |
4,699
|
| Raiders |
9,195
|
Rams |
4,308
|
| Jets |
8,882
|
Jaguars |
4,079
|
| Bills |
8,881
|
Patriots |
2,428
|
