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Giants at Cowboys Tickets Are Top-Priced NFL Divisional Matchup of Week 7

Four divisional matchups will take place in the NFL as the season enters Week 7. The league’s top-priced divisional game belongs to an NFC East meeting between the Giants and Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Sunday. Following that game in price is an AFC East matchup at Gillette Stadium between the Jets and Patriots. The Chiefs and Chargers will play an AFC West game in San Diego while the NFC West will see the Seahawks and Rams battle at the Edward Jones Dome.

Below are this week’s divisional games listed by secondary market average price, according to TiqIQ.

New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys  |  Avg. Price: $264.94  |  Get-in: $62.50

The Cowboys have been surging in recent weeks, winning five straight as they are set to host the Giants at home this Sunday. The Giants are coming off a brutal week in Philadelphia after failing to score against the Eagles and losing Victor Cruz for the season. The average price for Dallas Cowboys tickets against the Giants is $264.94 with a get-in price of $62.50 on the secondary market. The NFC East meeting comes at a pivotal time for the Giants, who sit at .500 with a 3-3 record. They will need to cement a win in hopes of retaining any sense of postseason hopes as the Cowboys enter Week 7 with a 5-1 record and battle the Eagles for the top spot in the division.

New York Jets at New England Patriots  |  Avg. Price: $166.37  |  Get-in: $68

While the Jets continue to struggle with each passing week, they will still generate moderate secondary prices in Foxborough for their Sunday game against the Patriots. The average secondary price for Jets vs Patriots tickets is $166.37 with a get-in price of $68. Though still early in the season, the Jets are slated to remain in the basement of the AFC East and head to Gillette Stadium with a 1-5 record. The Patriots have come alive in recent weeks after a lackadaisical start, owning first-place honors at 4-2 in the anemic division.

Kansas City Chiefs at San Diego Chargers  |  Avg. Price: $133.04  |  Get-in: $46

Set to host the Chiefs at Qualcomm Stadium this weekend are the Chargers, who sit at 5-1 atop the AFC West. The average price for Chargers tickets against the Chiefs is $133.04 and a get-in price of $46 on the secondary market. The Chiefs have gone just 2-3 to start the season, though looked dominant at home against the Patriots in Week 4. The Chargers hold a 3-0 record at home this season and will play their second divisional game of the season against the Chiefs this week. They have won five straight since falling to the Cardinals in Week 1.

Seattle Seahawks at St. Louis Rams  |  Avg. Price: $86.52  |  Get-in: $10

Rounding off this week’s divisional games by price is a matchup between the Seahawks and Rams in St. Louis on Sunday. The average secondary price for Rams vs Seahawks tickets is $86.52 with a get-in price of $10. The Rams have seen considerable deals for tickets on the secondary market over the last two weeks, owning a get-in price of just $6 against the 49ers at home last Monday. They’ll again host a perennial playoff force in the Seahawks this week and will see similar prices. The team has dropped its last three games against the Cowboys, Eagles and 49ers and will likely face their toughest competition yet when the Seahawks head to the Edward Jones Dome this Sunday.

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