In the immediate hours following the NFL’s recent 2026 schedule release, which features a record international slate, the Green Bay Packers lead the league as the top-selling franchise, according to SeatGeek.
The Packers, whose schedule includes six primetime slots in 2026, are followed by the Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, and Chicago Bears as the top-selling NFL teams, which reflect the highest average resale price on the ticketing platform in the first 12 hours after the schedule release.
“Every team on this list has a different story driving demand,” says Max Meyer, Senior Content Analyst at SeatGeek. “The Packers have Lambeau, a bucket-list destination, plus a loaded NFC North slate. Seattle is the defending champion, and an opening night Super Bowl rematch is the perfect way to kick off a title defense. The Bills are breaking in a brand new stadium with one of the most passionate fanbases in football behind them. The Eagles and Bears travel in packs and show up loud wherever they go.”
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The NFL regular season game with the highest demand featuring the Packers is when they host the Bears on Oct. 11 — the average resale price is $831. Meanwhile, a week later on Sunday Night Football, the Cowboys travel to Lambeau Field where the average resale price is $781. According to SeatGeek, this 2026 NFL regular season matchup has also generated the highest number of tickets sold for a game including the Packers, which has a current franchise valuation of $6.65 billion per a Forbes analysis.
The Packers’ Christmas Day matchup at the Bears is also driving demand and fan interest — it has an average resale price of $648. The late regular season game is part of an NFL holiday doubleheader on Netflix as the global streamer continues to expand its relationship with the NFL.
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SeatGeek’s Meyer notes that “primetime is a force multiplier when it comes to ticket demand,” with four of the five top-selling NFL franchises having at least three primetime home regular season games in 2026.
Meyer adds, “Another thing that stands out is how consistent the story is — the Packers, Eagles, and Bears all ranked in the top five following last year’s schedule release, too. These are fanbases that show up year after year, and that loyalty, combined with the NFL scheduling premium matchups in premium windows, means fans act fast the moment the schedule drops.”
