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The co$t of NFL games

The cost of sporting events keeps going up and up…and it’s tougher than ever to go see your NFL team play a game.

Especially if you’re a Bills fan!

They top the list of the most expensive NFL teams to follow this season.

The website HomeToGo determined how much it would cost fans to attend all 16 regular-season games for each NFL team this year…including tickets, beer, hot hogs and transportation and accomodations to the away cities.

Turns our Buffalo fans will shell out the most to attend every game…almost $8000 in total!

Houston, Oakland, Detroit and Seattle fill out the top five costliest teams.

Giants fans get a price break this year…they’re the third least-expensive at almost half the price ($4700)…the Jets are also cheaper…around $5000.

The cheapest team to see?  Washington!

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