SI Tickets Can Get You Into Any Eagles Game This Year

Find the link here for tickets to any and all Eagles games this year, including next week's primetime Sunday matchup at Lincoln Financial Field against the Dallas Cowboys
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The Ealges are taking their 4-0 record into Arizona on Sunday for a Week 5 matchup against the 2-2 Cardinals.

Kickoff is set for 4:25 ET on FOX.

A win could dive tickets to the huge NFC East game between the Eagles and Cowboys to prices higher than they are right now.

Contrary to what you may think, there are still good seats that can be had at prices that may fit your budget.

Tickets are available for every game for the rest of the season.

Hit this link to find out what tickets are selling for right now for next week against the Cowboys and beyond.

Even if the Eagles lose and fall to 4-1, they have gotten off to a fast start that they can go 7-6 the rest of the way and still finish with 11 wins.

So, even a loss to the Cardinals wouldn't be devastating.

There are plenty of trends that don't favor Philadelphia.

Here are three:

The Eagles have never won a game inside State Farm Stadium. They are 0-4 since it opened in 2006, including losses in the NFC Championship Game in 2008 and regular-season setbacks in 2012, 2014, and 2020.

Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury is 6-0 against NFC East teams dating back to 2019.

The Eagles have a big NFC East game on tap coming out of the game when the Cowboys visit Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday night in the primetime, 8:20 p.m., slot. They cannot afford to overlook Arizona, though human nature might have some of them peeking ahead.

Either way, you can be there if you get your tickets now.

Ed Kracz is the publisher of SI.com’s Fan Nation Eagles Today and co-host of the Eagles Unfiltered Podcast. Check out the latest Eagles news at www.SI.com/NFL/Eagles or www.eaglesmaven.com and please follow him on Twitter: @kracze.


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Ed Kracz
ED KRACZ

Ed Kracz has been covering the Eagles full-time for over a decade and has written about Philadelphia sports since 1996. He wrote about the Phillies in the 2008 and 2009 World Series, the Flyers in their 2010 Stanely Cup playoff run to the finals, and was in Minnesota when the Eagles secured their first-ever Super Bowl win in 2017. Ed has received multiple writing awards as a sports journalist, including several top-five finishes in the Associated Press Sports Editors awards.