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Secondary ticket prices for Sunday's Lions-Redskins game in Washington listed as low as $5

Fans can attend an NFL game for less than $10 Sunday. Sure, it's the struggling Lions-Redskins, but some tickets at FedEx Field are as low as $5.
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Secondary ticket prices for Sunday's Lions-Redskins game in Washington listed as low as $5
If you want to go to an NFL game on a budget, make plans to head to Landover, Maryland. Turns out all you may need is a Lincoln.

The secondary ticket market for Sunday’s game between the Detroit Lions at the Washington Redskins features tickets as low as $5.

Multiple websites list a smattering of seats in the upper deck of FedEx Field available for less than $10.

As of Thursday afternoon, seats in Section 442, Row 2, were going for $5 on the website GameTime Tickets. The same seats on StubHub were priced at $6.98, while on TicketMaster, they were listed at $7. Those prices do not include additional fees that may be incurred.

Section 442 is behind one of the end zones, where tickets are more affordable than along the sides of the field. GameTime Tickets, however, lists a pair of tickets in Section 427, Row 21, which runs parallel to the 40-yard line in the upper deck of the visitor’s bench, for $6 each.

In the lower bowl, where seats can run upward of $500 or more, even reaching the thousands, there was an abundance of available seats for $111 on Ticketmaster.com, as of Thursday afternoon.

Washington has struggled on the field this season and is 1-9. It has also failed to generate any enthusiasm among its fan base, with the stadium appearing to have huge chunks of empty seats during home games. FedEx Field has become notorious for visiting fans invading the stands to support the opposing team.

The Lions also have issues, going 3-6-1, and are turning to backup quarterback Jeff Driskel as Matthew Stafford recovers from a back injury.

At last week’s game against the Jets, a chant of “Sell the team, sell the team” broke out, referring to franchise owner Daniel Snyder. Washington lost that game, 34-17.
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Thor said:
Best WR in the game



"M. Thomas completion percentage from Brees is higher than the NFL average on screen passes"


I read

"His completion percentage on contested passes is higher than Julio Jones's for uncontested passes"



CantGuardMike
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Greeny is a jets fan but he is annoying af.

Thomas is ballin, no shit

If the saints win the SB n Thomas has a bunch of catches n 1 or 2 tds. I could see him winning SB MVP
 
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