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The 2010 NFL regular season was one of the most tumultuous in the history of the game. It seemed week in and week out, you never knew what team was guaranteed a win or a loss. Much of that feeling carries into the playoffs this January, as the match-ups could really go either way. Don’t miss out on any of the action this month: check out FanSnap for all of your NFL Playoff tickets. Also, take a look at our Wild Card Weekend data below to find the Best Value tickets to the games this weekend.

The Hottest Week 1 NFL Playoff Games

1. Green Bay Packers @ Philadelphia Eagles tickets average $316. The lowest price tickets to the Sunday NFC Wild Card game are $146. There are currently 10k tickets from eight ticket sites on Bing.

2. Baltimore Ravens @ Kansas City Chiefs tickets average $231. The lowest price tickets to the Sunday NFC Wild Card game are $63. There are currently 17k tickets from 13 ticket sites on Bing.

3. New Orleans Saints @ Seattle Seahawks tickets average $200. The lowest price tickets tickets to the Saturday NFC Wild Card game are $83. There are currently 12k tickets listed from seven ticket sites on Bing.

4. NY Jets @ Indianapolis Colts tickets average $191. The lowest price tickets to the Saturday AFC Wild Card game are $74. There are currently 18k ticket listings from nine different ticket sites on Bing.

Best Value Week 1 NFL Playoff Tickets

Packers @ Eagles tickets

Ravens @ Chiefs tickets

Saints @ Seahawks tickets

Jets @ Colts tickets

Remember FanSnap can help you find the best possible tickets to any event, including the NFL Playoffs.

If there was ever a time to clear your calender for pig-skin related priorities, this is the weekend to do it. Between Thursday Night Football (Texans @ Eagles), Saturday’s NCAA championship games, Sunday’s slew of games, and Mondays paramount match-up of rivals (Jets @ Pats), you have every reason in the world to forgo putting up those holiday decorations for a few more days.

Our FanDemand rankings are back for Week 13, and some of the usual suspects occupy the top six.

FanDemand Game Rankings, Week 13

1. Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens: $457
2. New York Jets @ New England Patriots, MNF: $325
3. Dallas Cowboys @ Indianapolis Colts: $292
4. Washington Redskins @ New York Giants: $255
5. Oakland Raiders @ San Diego Chargers: $249
6. San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packers, Sunday: $184

• Debate all you will about which rivalry is more intense, but our FanDemand ranks show Steelers-Ravens tickets are in greater demand this weekend with a $130 higher average ticket price. Both teams are 8-3, both teams are gunning for first place in the AFC North, and both teams are gunning for a win on Sunday night.
• Even though Jets-Patriots tickets are significantly lower in our FanDemand, expect fireworks on Monday night. Brady has been playing like an MVP quarterback lately, but the staunch Jets defense will do their best to shut them down. It’s going to be a good one in Foxboro.
• The ‘Boys are 2-1 since firing Wade Phillips, and a win against an injured Colts team would really brighten the mood down in Dallas.
• Phillip Rivers looks like he may break Dan Marino’s passing record this season, and we all know what the Chargers can do in the last quarter of the season (hint: they win, a lot). Fans in SoCal are getting stoked on their home team… its kind of nice to see the Bolts within the ranks of the FanDemand.

FanSnap can help fans get the best deals on NFL tickets for the rest of the regular season and through the playoffs.

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It’s a safe bet that Colts tickets will be in high demand this coming NFL season. The Colts rode a wave of success during the 2009-10 NFL season that took them all the way to the Super Bowl. In 2010-11, the road to Arlington, Texas — the site of Super Bowl XLV will be that much tougher. The 11th toughest as a matter of fact.

Peyton Manning and the Colts hope to be right back where they ended last season. This time the hunger has to be burning them up… after nearly tasting victory over the Saints in last year’s Super Bowl. Here’s how the schedule stacks up for the Colts and traveling Colts fans this year.

Indianapolis Colts Home Schedule:
week 2    Sun, Sept. 19    vs. New York Giants
week 5    Sun, Oct. 10     vs. Kansas City Chiefs
week 7    Bye
week 8    Mon, Nov. 1     vs. Houston Texans
week 10  Sun, Nov. 14    vs. Cincinnati Bengals
week 12  Sun, Nov. 28    vs. San Diego Chargers
week 13  Sun, Dec. 5      vs. Dallas Cowboys
week 15  Sun, Dec. 19    vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
week 17  Sun, Jan. 2       vs. Tennessee Titans

Indianapolis Colts Away Schedule:
week 1    Sun, Sept. 12    at Houston Texans
week 3    Sun, Sept. 26    at Denver Broncos
week 4    Sun, Oct. 3       at Jacksonville Jaguars
week 6    Sun, Oct. 17     at Washington Redskins
week 7    Bye
week 9    Sun, Nov. 7      at Philadelphia Eagles
week 11  Sun, Nov. 21    at New England Patriots
week 14  Thu, Dec. 9      at Tennessee Titans
week 16  Sun, Dec. 26    at Oakland Raiders

Search FanSnap for Colts tickets to find the Best Value tickets to the Colts all year long… and into the post season.

Christian

Super Bowl bound Colts fans can find more than 6,000 Super Bowl tickets for the February 7, 2010 NFL Championship game in Miami online with FanSnap.com. Colts fans can expect to pay roughly $3,000 per Super Bowl ticket, on average, to see Peyton Manning airing it out to Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark, Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie in Miami.

Super Bowl XLIV tickets at Land Shark Stadium (Miami) Sun, Feb 7, 2010

–  6,000+ tickets
–  Get in price (lowest price) = $1715
–  Average price = $3,000

Who is searching for Super Bowl Tickets? Until today, New Yorkers topped the list, followed by fans from Louisiana then Florida. Look for Indiana fans to be at, or near the top of the list in the next few days.

NFL Pro Bowl tickets at Land Shark Stadium (Miami) Sun, Jan 31 at 7:30PM

–  8,000+ tickets
–  Get in price (lowest price) = $37
–  Average price = $155

We’ll know the whether the Colts will play the Vikings or the Saints in a few short hours.

Christian

The Baltimore Ravens at the Indianapolis Colts is currently the lowest average price NFL Playoffs ticket. Fans in Indiana are outsearching fans in Maryland by 2 to 1.

FanSnap Dynamic Map of Lucas Oil Stadium. Double click the map and it zooms in to show tickets by row

Here are the hottest NFL Playoffs tickets based on fan searches.

1. Cowboys @ Vikings tickets at the HHH Metrodome (Minneapolis, MN) Sun, Jan 17

• 13,000+ tickets listed
• Get in price = $108
• Average price = $275

2. Jets @ Chargers tickets at Qualcomm Stadium (San Diego, CA) Sun, Jan 17

• 6,000+ tickets listed
• Get in price = $129
• Average price = $302

3. Ravens @ Colts tickets at Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, IN) Sat, Jan 16

• 5,000+ tickets listed
• Get in price = $107
• Average price = $259

4. Cardinals @ Saints tickets at the Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA) Sat, Jan 16

• 6,000+ tickets listed
• Get in price = $125
• Average price = $532

Super Bowl Tickets are currently averaging $3,000. The Get-in price is $1,100. Who is searching for Super Bowl Tickets? Florida tops the list, as we expected. Second and third are New York and California.

With all the NFL Week 16 games having been played — except for the Vikings @ Chicago on Monday Night Football, which will not impact playoff spots (the Vikes already clinched the division and the Bears have been mathematically eliminated) — we are now getting a clearer playoff picture.

AFC Playoff seeds (teams that have clinched)

1. Indianapolis Colts tickets 14-1
2. San Diego Chargers tickets 12-3
3. New England Patriots tickets 10-5
4. Cincinnati Bengals tickets 10-5

NFC Playoff seeds (teams that have clinched)

1. New Orleans Saints tickets 13-2
2. Minnesota Vikings tickets 11-3
3. Philadelphia Eagles tickets 11-4
4. Arizona Cardinals tickets 10-5
5. Green Bay Packers tickets 10-5
6. Dallas Cowboys tickets 10-5

With the seasons they’ve had, you might guess the Colts, Saints and Vikings are the hottest tickets in the NFL. Those are safe bets considering they are the top playoff seeds. We took a look at the playoff teams to see who had the hottest tickets and we were a bit surtpried by the results. The Saints and Vikings weren’t even in the top 5. The Dallas Cowboys took the top spot. Here’s how the rest of the teams shook out.

Hottest NFL tickets

1. Dallas Cowboys tickets
2. Indianapolis Colts tickets
3. Philadelphia Eagles tickets
4. Pittsburgh Steelers tickets
5. New England Patriots tickets
6. New York Giants tickets
7. New Orleans Saints tickets
8. Miami Dolphins tickets
9. San Diego Chargers tickets
10. Chicago Bears tickets
11. Minnesota Vikings tickets
12. Cincinnati Bengals tickets
13. Washington Redskins tickets
14. New York Jets tickets
15. Denver Broncos tickets
16. Atlanta Falcons tickets
17. Seattle Seahawks tickets
18. Arizona Cardinals tickets
19. Green Bay Packers tickets

If playoff spots were determined by the fans who wanted it the most, we expect Pittsburgh and Miami to secure the final two slots in the AFC.

Christian

After taking out the Atlanta Falcons tonight on Monday Night Football, the New Orleans Saints find themselves 7-0, along with the Indianapolis Colts the only undefeated teams, and the hottest of NFL tickets.

What’s the secret to this years’ breakthrough?  Running back Reggie Bush? Receiver Marques Colston?  Maybe it’s Drew Brees’ pregame chant?  Oh yeah, he plays a little QB as well.

Two of the key games we highlighted earlier this week were equally entertaining today, with the Indianapolis Colts pounding the Tennessee Titans and the Denver Broncos toppling the New England Patriots in overtime.  Peyton Manning has passed for 300 yards in every game this year.  Kyle Orton has Broncos fans saying “Jay Cutler who?”

Coaches Josh McDaniels of the Denver and Jim Caldwell of Indianapolis off to a great start, two of only a handful of first-year coaches to ever start the season 5-0 and the first time two coaches have pulled this off in the same year.

Can they keep it up?  They both have tough schedules and yes, they do play each other in December!

Today the NFL announced the regular season schedule, much to the delight of football fans everywhere.  WhIle the match-ups have been available for a while, now fans know the actual dates.

What most fans don’t know is that even though the tickets for those games will not be delivered to season ticketholders for some time, long time ticketholders already know where their seats are.  As a result, some of those fans have already listed some of their tickets for resale on many sites around the web.  Of course, there will be many more fans buying and selling up to and throughout the season.

However, if you want to lock those tickets in now, you can search for your favorite team on FanSnap already.

There are some great early season games that just jump off the schedule!

(Sep 14) Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots

(Sep 20) Pittsburgh Steelers @ Chicago Bears

(Sep 20) NY Giants @ Dallas Cowboys

(Sep 27) Miami Dolphins @ San Diego Chargers

(Oct 11) Indianapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans

As Hank says, “Are you ready for some football?!”

Mike