NFL Resale Power Rankings

The Raiders lost some momentum after a Week 2 blowout loss to the Bills, but they did not lose much momentum this week in the resale rankings. With one of the world’s most impressive stadiums in one of the world’s hottest sports markets, the Raiders will likely find themselves near the top of this list again regardless of what happens against the Steelers at home this weekend, which has an astounding median price of $644 as of 9/20. (Last Week: $519)

The Philadelphia Eagles are 2-0, but one score wins against two teams still looking for their first victories has some sectors of the intense Philly fanbase, and star WR AJ Brown, disgruntled. But that’s the beauty of Eagles fans: they are still committed watching their team to the point that they are moving up the resale rankings. A MNF test against the red hot Buccaneers should give fans a better look at their squad heading into a Week 4 home matchup with their division rivals the Commanders. (Last Week: $436)

With Travis Kelce and Chris Jones back in the lineup, the Kansas City Chiefs got back in the win column in Week 2. Patrick Mahomes and the offense are still looking to find their footing, but a popular yet underperforming Bears team making the trip to Arrowhead in Week 3 should be a great thing for both this offense and the Chiefs’ resale value. (Last Week: $442)

Tua, Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins want their respect. Fans in Miami are giving them that respect after two impressive wins against AFC rivals. Tickets to see the Dolphins host the Denver Broncos at Hard Rock Stadium are red hot as Miami looks to send Russell Wilson and Sean Payton into an 0-3 panic. (Last Week: $381) 

A heartbreaking overtime loss against Seattle put a bit of a damper on early season hype for the Detroit Lions. The fans, clearly, still believe that these aren’t the same old Lions. A chance for Ford Field redemption looms with an intriguing matchup against the red hot Falcons. A win would be a huge confidence booster for the Lions before they travel to Green Bay for their first division matchup of the season on Thursday Night Football. (Last Week: $357)

How bout them Cowboys? Even less popular than usual in New York, Micah Parsons and company demolished the Jets and Giants to start the year. If you’re surprised that Dallas is not higher on this list, Jerry World might be to blame. One of the largest stadiums in the NFL, the volume of ticket inventory available for Dallas Cowboys games drives ticket averages down despite their packed home games. (Last Week: $348)

The Cincinnati Bengals haven’t lived up to their lofty expectations this season. Joe Burrow’s ankle injury is an easy scapegoat, but struggles on both sides of the ball have many Bengals fans concerned. A primetime victory over the LA Rams team that beat them in the Super Bowl back in 2022 would go a long way to restore faith in the Bengals franchise. (Last Week: $370)

What quarterback problem? Niners resale value took a massive drop heading into the season, but with more performances like the ones Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers are putting up to start the year, San Francisco is looking on track to get back to where they were heading into the NFC Championship game last year. The 49ers have a highly anticipated home opener on Thursday Night Football this week, when the Giants make the rare trip to the Bay. (Last Week: $346)

Two heartbreaking losses to start the year are hard to swallow for the New England Patriots, but the Eagles and Dolphins are arguably two of the best teams in the league right now. Fans in Foxborough will have some time to sit on their sorrows, with their next home game not until October 8th against the Saints. That time between games is clearly helping resale value, with no Pats games suffering from the drop other teams experience as kickoff approaches. (Last Week: $298)

Buffalo bounced back from a Week 1 disappointment with a smackdown of the Raiders at home. Much to the chagrin of folding tables in Orchard Park, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills seem to be back on track. Having the home opener against the Raiders in the rearview mirror hurt the Bills in the resale rankings, however. Bills Mafia heads south to Washington in Week 3 before a huge home matchup against the Dolphins, which fans are already scooping up in droves. (Last Week: $321)

A road overtime win at Ford Field was huge for the Seattle Seahawks. They host No. 1 pick Bryce Young and the Panthers in Week 3, and the 12th Man won’t be sleepless in Seattle on Sunday. As is the case with most teams, the Seahawks have most of their highest value games later on in the season (tickets tend to drop in price closer to kickoff), and hosting the Niners, Eagles and Steelers to close the year is boosting that value even more. (Last Week: $298) 

The Bryce Young era hasn’t started out with any victories on the field. With no first round picks in this year’s draft, the Carolina Panthers will need to start generating some soon. Three of Carolina’s next four games are on the road, which will give them some time to turn things around before their performance starts impacting their resale value. (Last Week: $264) 

The Minnesota Vikings have three upcoming home games against the Chargers, Chiefs, and 49ers which is propping up the resale value of this disappointing 0-2 squad. Big wins over those teams could stabilize their position in the top half of the resale rankings and prevent more let downs in the NFL standings. (Last Week: $256)

Back to back home losses are a tough way for Denver Broncos fans to watch their team open the year. Russell Wilson, Sean Payton and the rest of this underperforming squad will look to show signs of life on the road before they head back to Mile High for their next home game against the Jets. That game has already suffered on the resale market after the Aaron Rodgers injury, and could take another tumble if Denver doesn’t start performing on the field. (Last Week: $298)

A big divisional win over Cleveland was huge after their letdown against the Niners in Week 1. The Pittsburgh Steelers offense, however, left a lot to be desired once again. The offense will look to catch up to TJ Watt and their defense on this upcoming road trip, before the Steelers head home for another huge divisional game against Baltimore in Week 5. (Last Week: $280) 

The Chicago Bears were one of the biggest losers on the field in Week 2, and one of the biggest losers in the resale market as well. Justin Fields and the offense can’t seem to get anything going, and Kansas City is a tough place to try and turn things around. The Bears will head back to Soldier Field in Week 4 against the Broncos, and hopefully will have some momentum heading into that matchup. (Last Week: $306)

The Tennessee Titans got a huge overtime upset in Week 2 against the Chargers. Their next two home games are against two more playoff teams, the Bengals and Ravens, which is massive for their resale value right now. Keeping the momentum going with a Week 3 win in Cleveland would be another huge win. (Last Week: $261) 

Despite the departure of future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers fans are yet to see a discount double check on ticket prices. Jordan Love has looked phenomenal and the Packers head into their first home stand against the Saints and Lions with a lot of optimism for their squad. (Last Week: $250)

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why you list your tickets early. The resale plunge for the New York Jets continued this week as the ripple effect of the Aaron Rodgers injury took an even further toll. Getting blown out by the Cowboys didn’t help either. A win at home over the division rival Patriots in Week 3 could help restore confidence for a demoralized Jets fanbase. (Last Week: $259)

After a surprise playoff run last season, fans finally have something to be excited about in Jacksonville. Opening up their homestand with a loss against KC was not a surprise, but wins against the Texans and Falcons would further propel the Jacksonville Jaguars up the resale rankings. Late season home games against the 49ers, Bengals and Ravens are saving Jacksonville from a bland divisional slate and boosting their resale value. (Last Week: $212)

Historically bad performances from the defense has punctured early season hopes for the Los Angeles Chargers. An intriguing slate of home games (Cowboys, Lions, Ravens, Bills, Chiefs and more) is propping up the Chargers’ resale value for now, but success on the field needs to follow for fans to keep filling up SoFi Stadium. (Last Week: $218)

A Week 2 comeback against a dismal Cardinals team saved the New York Giants from a lot of heat from their fanbase. With Saquon Barkley now injured for the foreseeable future, Daniel Jones and the rest of the offense will have to step it up to keep fans interested in buying tickets to see their team at MetLife. (Last Week: $244)

While SoFi Stadium might have looked more like the Levis South in Week 2, visiting fans are still paying customers and helped spur the Los Angeles Rams up these rankings. Having the Niners in the rearview mirror is clearly hurting the Rams’ resale average, but with more success and a healthy Cooper Kupp, the Rams could start filling their seats with more Rams fans soon. (Last Week: $239)

Two wins are two wins and the Washington Commanders are now 2-0. In what many consider to be a rebuilding year in Washington, hosting six playoff teams (Bills, Eagles, Giants, Dolphins, 49ers and Cowboys) has the potential to keep FedEx Field’s resale value afloat even if things look ugly on the field. (Last Week: $202)

Derek Carr came marching into New Orleans, and Saints fans are hoping their new quarterback will provide stability at the position for the first time since Drew Brees retired. A soft schedule might help the Saints on the field, but the lack of big name opponents might prevent New Orleans Saints tickets from climbing much higher. (Last Week: $195)

The Bucs experienced a massive drop in resale value after the retirement of Tom Brady. But don’t tell Baker Mayfield that. The loss of the greatest player of all time will do that to any team, but following up their victories against Minnesota and Chicago, fans are interested in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers again. Monday night’s Eagles game becoming a hot ticket. (Last Week: $217)

Expectations are all but dried up in the desert, but the Arizona Cardinals have shown signs of life in their first two losses. Upcoming visits from the Giants, Cowboys, Bengals and Ravens are keeping the Cardinals from the basement of the resale rankings, and success on the field could start helping that too. (Last Week: $196)

Much of the Cleveland Browns’ success on the field will be determined by whether or not Deshaun Watson can perform at the level that he did in Houston. Much of their success off of the field will be decided by whether or not fans start buying into their controversial quarterback, who has shown mixed levels of success so far in Cleveland. A home win in Week 3 against the Titans could help inspire that confidence. (Last Week: $193)

The Baltimore Ravens just extended former MVP Lamar Jackson to a monster contract, and he looked solid in last week’s win over the Bengals. The franchise might need a boost in ticket value if they’re going to start paying for Lamar’s contract though. The schedule might be to blame, with Week 18 against the Dolphins being the lone playoff team traveling to M&T Bank Stadium from outside the division this season. (Last Week: $154)

Texans fans are excited about their top draft picks, CJ Stroud and Will Anderson after their home opener in Week 2 against the Colts. Without a first rounder this year, Houston’s loyal fanbase is crossing their fingers that this duo will start winning games soon. Week 4’s matchup with Pittsburgh will be their next time to watch their Houston Texans in person. (Last Week: $151) 

Through two games, Anthony Richardson has flashed some serious potential for Indy. Healthy returns from Richardson and Jonathan Taylor are two things that could give the majority of Indianapolis Colts fans confidence in buying tickets moving forward. (Last Week: $148)

Two wins to open the year were big, but the Atlanta Falcons still find themselves at the bottom of the resale rankings The final victim of the NFC South’s bland 2023 schedule, the Falcons do not host any of the teams near the top of these rankings for the rest of the season. They will need their opponents to step it up as well if they want to move out of the basement of the resale rankings. (Last Week: $145)