Report: Eagles vs. Commanders is the most expensive NFC Championship ticket in NFL history

For those waiting it out for cheaper tickets to the Eagles vs. Commanders NFC title game, I’m not sure if you’ll be able to find anything under $500 before kickoff.

The average price of Eagles-Commanders tickets have been released and the numbers are staggering.

Per TickPick, the average price being spent on tickets is an insane $1,310. The cheapest tickets available are $620.

Eagles fans will be going broke for the chance to watch their team win the NFC title

The Eagles hosting Washington Sunday is the most expensive NFC title game ever according to @TickPick

The average purchase price is a wild $1,310 with the “get-in” price (cheapest ticket available) right now at $620. I-95 battle to go to the Super Bowl! pic.twitter.com/6ZbRHbyuFL

— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) January 21, 2025

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Price gouging is an issue in almost every industry in the United States. Obviously, when it comes to pharmaceutical needs or something that’s required to survive, it’s a bigger deal. With that said, you’d think maybe just one thing could not get butt fucked by price gouging, you know?

Maybe if you’re going to charge a year’s worth of paychecks to treat cancer without insurance, we could at least get reasonably priced tickets to a sporting event.

People are going to risk not being able to pay bills to go to this game. And sure, that’s an issue those people will have to live with and pay the consequences for. But should it even come down to that? Absolutely not.

At the end of the day, the stadium will still be sold out and everyone will pay the price because we’re sick fucks who live, breath, and shit this sport. So it will probably never change — unless, of course, people stop forking out a thousand dollars for a ticket. Again, won’t happen because, like I’ve already stated, we are sick individuals.

But are we truly the sick ones in this equation? Or are we just a product of what society has forced onto us? There’s a deeper thought there…. maybe you’ll be able to figure it out. Go Eagles.

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