The Broncos have the second-highest median ticket price on the secondary market this season. (AAron Ontiveroz, The Denver Post)
Attending Broncos games this season won’t be cheap.
Denver boasts the NFL’s second-highest median ticket price on the secondary market in 2015, trailing only the Super Bowl runner-up Seahawks, according to .
Broncos games cost a median $385 apiece, while the Seahawks are at $412. Aaron Rodgers’ Packers rank third, at $375, and Tom Brady’s Super Bowl champion Patriots are fourth, at $365.
The costliest Broncos home game this season is the Week 8 matchup against the Packers on Nov. 1, which currently has a get-in price of $269 a ticket and median price of $679 on the secondary market. Longtime Broncos owner Pat Bowlen will be inducted into the team’s Ring of Fame during the game.
Below is the full league breakdown, followed by the Broncos’ home games:
RankTeam2015 Median Ticket Price1Seattle Seahawks$4122Denver Broncos$3853Green Bay Packers$3754New England Patriots$3655Chicago Bears$3056Dallas Cowboys$2407Pittsburgh Steelers$2358New York Giants$2359Philadelphia Eagles$22010San Francisco 49ers$20911Miami Dolphins$20812Houston Texans$20113New Orleans Saints$19514Baltimore Ravens$17715Washington Redskins$17616Jacksonville Jaguars$15917Detroit Lions$15818Tampa Bay Buccaneers$15419San Diego Chargers$15420Carolina Panthers$14121Arizona Cardinals$14022New York Jets$13923Atlanta Falcons$13824Minnesota Vikings$13725Buffalo Bills$13726Indianapolis Colts$12527Cleveland Browns$12428St. Louis Rams$12129Oakland Raiders$11230Cincinnati Bengals$11031Kansas City Chiefs$10632Tennessee Titans$100
Broncos 2015 Home GamesOpponentDateGet-in PriceMedian PriceRavensSept. 13$175$436VikingsOct. 4$165$390PackersNov. 1 (Sunday Night)$280$679ChiefsNov. 15$103$336PatriotsNov. 29 (Sunday Night)$225$545RaidersDec. 13$104$269BengalsDec. 28 (Monday Night)$100$295ChargersJan. 3, 2016$105$287
