May 08, 2018
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A stitched panoramic image from of Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia taken on Dec. 14, 2014, during a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys.
Eagles fans, you might want to make sure you have nothing else to do at 10 a.m. on Thursday.
Single-game tickets for the reigning Super Bowl champions will go on sale this week via Ticketmaster, the team announced in a statement.
That covers both preseason games and eight regular season games, starting with the home opener against the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday, Sept. 6 at 8:20 p.m. Quarterback Carson Wentz seems to think he'll be ready to return to action after last year's season-ending knee injury.
The Eagles have two primetime divisional games at home—week 10 against the Cowboys and week 13 against Washington—to go with a highly coveted Oct. 7 rematch against the Minnesota Vikings.
Word to the wise: these tickets always get snapped up quickly. Multiply that by first-ever Super Bowl victory and you can imagine what the rush will be this year.
