Green Bay Packers Are Top-Selling NFL Team After Schedule Release
The Green Bay Packers are the top-selling NFL team following the release of the 2026 schedule, driven by strong ticket demand on SeatGeek. The team's six primetime games and marquee matchups contribute to high resale prices and fan interest. Other top-selling teams include the Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, and Chicago Bears.
- ▪The Green Bay Packers lead the NFL in ticket sales following the 2026 schedule release, according to SeatGeek.
- ▪The Packers' home game against the Chicago Bears on October 11 has the highest average resale price at $831.
- ▪Four of the top five highest-selling teams have at least three primetime home games in the 2026 season.
- ▪The Packers' Christmas Day game at the Bears, part of an NFL holiday doubleheader on Netflix, has an average resale price of $648.
- ▪SeatGeek attributes high demand to factors like Lambeau Field's appeal, primetime slots, and loyal fanbases.
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BusinessSportsMoneyGreen Bay Packers Are Top-Selling NFL Team After Schedule ReleaseByMark J. Burns,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark J. Burns is a freelance reporter covering sports business.Follow AuthorMay 17, 2026, 07:50am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN - SEPTEMBER 07: Jordan Love #10 of the Green Bay Packers celebrates after the Packers beat the Detroit Lions 27-13 at Lambeau Field on September 07, 2025 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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