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There are some great NFL football games this week starting with the big game down at the Louisiana Superdome with the Minnesota Vikings visiting the New Orleans Saints this Thursday night. There are still plenty of seats for the game but the prices are running close to $200 and up per ticket.  

The New England Patriots will take on the Cincinnati Bengals at Gillette Stadium and there are not a large number of tickets left and they run about $126 and up per ticket.

For some cheap NFL tickets you can find them this Sunday when the Indianapolis Colts go against the Houston Texans at Reliant Stadium in Houston. Tickets for the Texans are currently running a cheap $46 and up and you can still find plenty of tickets.

  The Monday night football game will feature the San Diego Chargers as they travel to Arrowhead Stadium. Tickets for the Monday night game start at $92 each. The Dallas Cowboys will be at Fedex Field on Sunday to take on the Washington Redskins. Tickets start at around $125 each and they have been selling pretty well for this match up.

  The Philadelphia Eagles will be at Lambeau Field this Sunday and tickets are running about $109 to get in the door and more for better seats. The Arizona Cardinals will be at the Edward Jones Dome on Sunday for the game against the St Louis Rams and you can find cheap football tickets for this game running $44 and up.

  The San Francisco 49ers will be on the road this weekend taking on the Seattle Seahawks at Qwest Field with ticket prices hovering around $100 per ticket. Another cheap ticket will be the Oakland Raiders and Tennessee Titans game on Sunday at LP Field with prices running $54 and up.

  NFL ticket prices can vary greatly depending on a number of factors. The quality of the opponents, the face value of the seats and the number of tickets available for sale help determine the demand for the tickets, which in turn sets the market price. NFL ticket brokers often have the best prices because they will lower their prices based on the market demand whereas the NFL teams selling tickets will not lower the asking price just because of a low demand game.