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WEEK 3: EAGLES VS RAMS

Philadelphia, PA – September 18, 2025


1. General Match Information

  • Matchup: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Los Angeles Rams

  • Time: Week 3, 2025 NFL Season

  • Location: The Eagles' home stadium, Philadelphia, PA


  • 2. Detailed Schedule

    • Date: Sunday, September 21, 2025

  • Kickoff Time: 1:00 PM (Eastern Time - ET)

  • Note: This is a Sunday afternoon game, the most traditional and vibrant time slot in the NFL.


  • 3. Stadium

    • Stadium Name: Lincoln Financial Field (Locals often call it "The Linc")

  • Address: One Lincoln Financial Field Way, Philadelphia, PA 19148

  • Transportation Options:

    • Driving: You can drive to the stadium.

  • Rideshare Services: Use services like Uber or Lyft.

  • Public Transportation: SEPTA’s Broad Street Line to NRG Station, located right at the sports complex.

  • Note: Getting to the stadium in Philadelphia is quite convenient with multiple options.


  • 4. Live Tickets

    • Description: This is an exciting matchup, so tickets will be in high demand.

  • Official Ticket Vendor (Primary Market):

    • Ticketmaster: The official ticketing partner of the NFL and the Eagles, the safest place to buy tickets at face value, though they often sell out quickly.

  • Secondary Market Vendors (Resale - Safe & Popular):

    • Ticketmaster (Verified Resale): Tickets resold by season ticket holders, authenticated.

  • StubHub: One of the largest and most reputable ticket resale websites.

  • SeatGeek: Known for its price comparison interface and "deal score" rating for tickets.

  • Vivid Seats: Another popular option.

  • Ticket Prices (Expected):

    • Prices will be very high. Cheapest tickets in the upper levels could start from $230 - $250 per ticket (before taxes and fees).

  • Better seats in the lower levels or mid-field sections can cost several hundred to over a thousand dollars.

  • Advice: Check and compare prices across secondary market sites. Ticket prices fluctuate based on demand. Tickets are typically mobile tickets, received and used on your phone.


  • 5. How to Watch the Game (If Not Attending)

    • Local TV:

    • The game is expected to be broadcast live on FOX in Philadelphia. Most NFC home games on Sunday afternoons are aired on FOX. Watch with a TV antenna or basic cable package.

  • Streaming Services:

    • Live TV Services: YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, FuboTV, or Sling TV allow watching the game live via the local FOX channel included in your subscription.

  • NFL+: The NFL’s service lets you watch live local and primetime games on a phone or tablet, plus full game replays afterward.

  • Live Radio:

    • The official Eagles radio station is SportsRadio 94WIP, broadcasting live with legendary commentators Merrill Reese and Mike Quick.


    6. Extra Tips for Attending the Game

    • Arrive Early: The stadium area will be very crowded. Plan to arrive at least 2-3 hours early to find parking, enjoy the “tailgating” atmosphere outside, and settle into your seats comfortably.

  • Bag Policy: Lincoln Financial Field enforces the NFL’s clear bag policy. Only clear plastic bags or small clutch bags (hand-sized) are allowed. Backpacks and other large bags are prohibited.

  • Cashless Venue: The stadium does not accept cash. All transactions for food, drinks, and merchandise must use credit/debit cards or mobile payment methods.

  • Wishing You: An amazing and electrifying experience with the passionate Eagles fans at The Linc! Go Birds!

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