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Texans On the Rise? Tickets Say Not So Fast, and the Cowboys Are To Blame

Published on: 24th September, 2010

Much has been said about the Texans' 2-0 start. For three years now, the Texans have been "The Team to Watch." They have been so disappointing as a sleeper that everyone moved off their bandwagon. Well, saddle 'em up, because the bandwagon is back in full swing. Two ...

NFL Week 3: Top Matches by Price

Published on: 24th September, 2010

We're back with an overview of how NFL ticket prices have fluctuated as we wrap-up the second week of the season. As promised, here are the matches that fans most looked forward to based on exclusive SeatGeek data that shows how much they are willing to spend on tickets: NFL week two ...

College Football Top 25: Pitt, Boise State Among Best Value; Iowa Worst

Published on: 26th August, 2010

The NCAA football season is only a week away, and here at SeatGeek we want to help you get back in a football state of mind. So get the sand out of your flip-flops, put on your trusty jersey, (paint your face perhaps?) and root your alma mater on to victory, ...

AFC North Preview – SeatGeek Edition

Published on: 4th August, 2010

Here at SeatGeek we can’t wait for all this training camp drama to come to an end, and for the NFL season to finally arrive. If we hear one more story about Brett Favre retiring, Darrelle Revis holding out, or Albert Haynesworth flunking his conditioning test we will collectively vomit into our fancy, ...

The Terrell Owens Effect: Prices Leap for Bengals After Signing

Published on: 28th July, 2010

Terrell Owens finally has a new home. After enduring a summer of irrelevancy and no serious offers, T.O mania took hold this week as rumors abounded that the loud-mouthed receiver would be signing, with first the Rams, then the Jets, and finally the Cincinnati Bengals. Coming off of a subpar year by his ...

Despite NY Jets Hype, the Giants Are Still the More Popular Team

Published on: 16th June, 2010

There are two NFL teams located in the New York metropolitan area—the New York Jets and the New York Giants. Both play in New Jersey. Both are moving into a state-of-the-art brand new stadium this season. Both have high profile quarterbacks. That is where the similarities end. One of these teams had ...