The NFC East picture may get even muddier tonight. In a league where five teams still own perfect records heading into Week 7, the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles are just trying to keep their heads above water in an underachieving division. For fans still searching for tickets to the pivotal MNF game, prices are beginning to fall considerably in the hours prior to kickoff.
According to TiqIQ the average secondary market price
. That marks a 14.2% drop from Saturday’s average of $244.32. The cheapest ticket is currently listed for $137. It will be the second most affordable game remaining at Lincoln Financial Field, beaten only by a December 20 matchup with the Arizona Cardinals ($187.71 avg./$68 get-in).
Those looking for last-minute tickets can also find plenty of last-minute deals on
. Two-star hotels start for as low as $47 per night while four-star hotels and up begin at $163 per night. Hipmunk also offers cheap Philadelphia airfare arrangements for the fan interested in flying to the game from out-of-state.
History favors the Eagles taking the W at home tonight. Since Eli Manning took over under center for the Giants in 2004, he has won just nine of 24 games against Philadelphia, which includes two playoff games in 2007 and 2009. At Lincoln Financial Field, Manning has come away victorious six times in 12 appearances.