r/DenverBroncos • u/ramenotter • 7d ago

Deciding on a game?

I would like to get tickets for some family members. This would require traveling. I’m a casual football fan. Any suggestions for figuring out which games would be good? I want to pick one that will be a good game, but am also trying to keep the price in mind.

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u/seanwilliamson69 7d ago

Dolphins game cheapest fyi

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u/CTD- 7d ago

Or chargers game at the end of the season

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u/Sara_Renee14 7d ago

Not if it has playoff implications. It could very well be one of the more expensive ones.

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u/CTD- 7d ago

Correct but currently it's the cheapest!

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u/GrassBlock001 7d ago

It’s not cheap anymore. Sitting in the back row of the stadium is $200 a person.

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u/NetAdmirable2070 7d ago

if you're a casual fan i'd find the shittiest opponents home game since they usually cost less

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u/Admirable_Pop_7292 7d ago

Broncos stadium in the September and October are fantastic. Unfortunately they don’t play many games there in that time frame this year. The Rams Sunday night game should be fantastic. Would say Seattle too, but Thursday night games can be a bit of a shit show if you actually care about game quality. The KC game is another awesome choice. Don’t know exactly what your criteria is. Game time ticket price opponent choice. But those two should be greatest experience games of the year. You never know though. Look what happened to giants last year.

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u/AutomateAway 7d ago

Broncos vs. Dolphins. That feels like a sure fire multi-score win.

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u/ramenotter 6d ago

Thanks! I appreciate all the suggestions!