While the Green Bay Packers figure out how to replace quarterback Jordan Love for the next month or more, Packers fans will be deciding how much they want to spend to watch games in person.
Love was injured in the final six seconds of the Packers’ 34-29 loss Sept. 6 to the Philadelphia Eagles in São Paulo, Brazil. He suffered a knee injury that will keep him out three to six weeks, according to reports. That means the Packers must promote one of their two largely inexperienced backups to the starting role, or sign a free agent with experience
.In any case, Sunday’s game against the Indianapolis Colts, the first game at Lambeau Field this year, saw the secondary market average get-in price fall from $220 on Sept. 2 to $190 on Saturday and $176 on Sunday. Whatever the Packers decide, the price could continue to fall during the week, providing a good opportunity for last-minute attendees.
Tickets buyers and sellers took a more wait-and-see approach to the next three games against the Titans in Tennessee, the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field and the Rams in Los Angeles. Those prices held steady, with the Vikings game actually increasing by $4. The Vikings game remains the most expensive of the Packers’ remaining 16 games.
The Packers’ next four opponents were 1-3 on Sunday.
How do we calculate secondary market ticket prices?
For our look at Packers’ tickets prices, we average the lowest ticket prices at 11 secondary-market websites: Event USA, Gametime, Green Bay Ticket Service, SeatGeek, StubHub, TicketIQ, Ticket King, Ticketmaster, TickPick, TicketSmarter and Vivid Seats.
Note that ticket brokers can add fees on top of the prices listed here, so actual costs might be higher.
