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Drew Brees won't be a part of the Saints-Cowboys showdown, but don't look for any reflection of that fact in Sunday Night Football price tags.

The average cost for a ticket to the matchup between two of the NFC's biggest Super Bowl hopefuls was among the highest in the league in the days leading up to Week 4.

The average single-ticket price, tracking as the Saints' most expensive this season, was at $413 on Tuesday, according to TicketNetwork, which aggregates and tracks secondary market prices.



The Saints' box office had already sold out, but thousands of tickets were available from resellers; no major platform had listings for less than $150 per ticket. Tickets in the lower levels ranged from $300 to as high as $2,500.

The price range comes in well above the next-highest Saints home game: $345 for Week 10 against the Atlanta Falcons -- which could potentially double as the date of Brees' return from thumb surgery.

Recent history could be a factor, with the Saints and Cowboys facing off in consecutive seasons. The Cowboys won the 2018 matchup 13-10 in Arlington, ending the Saints' 10-game winning streak.

The game also tracks as the second-highest average price in the NFL for Week 4, according to TicketNetwork's data, bested only by the Chicago Bears hosting the Minnesota Vikings in an NFC North showdown. The average single-ticket price for that game clocks in at $471.



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