Buffalo Bills lead NFL ticket prices as Dallas and Kansas City miss top ten
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 4:07 PM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

The Buffalo Bills are the most expensive team to watch in person for the 2026 NFL season, with secondary market tickets averaging $610. Data from TickPick indicates this 88% surge in average purchase price coincides with the team's move to the new Highmark Stadium. The Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears follow in the rankings with average costs of $473 and $472, respectively. Despite their status as high-profile franchises, the Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs do not appear among the top 10 most expensive teams to see. The New England Patriots hold the tenth spot on the list at $364, reflecting increased demand following their recent Super Bowl appearance. Ticket prices continue to fluctuate across the league based on stadium transitions, recent performance, and the presence of notable players.
- •Buffalo Bills ticket prices rose 88% amid the transition to the new Highmark Stadium
- •Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears rank second and third for average ticket costs
- •Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs are excluded from the top 10 most expensive teams
- •New England Patriots entered the top 10 following a Super Bowl appearance last season
- •Rankings are based on fan purchase prices on the secondary market rather than face value
- 4:07 PMYahoo Sports — Cowboys, Chiefs not on surprising NFL top 10 list
"Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs miss the top 10 most expensive NFL teams to watch.
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