How to buy Kansas City Chiefs vs. Denver Broncos Christmas Day NFL tickets
The official 2025 NFL schedule has been released in its entirety.
First we learned that the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles will host the Dallas Cowboys to kick off the regular season, but now we know a bit more about our future Christmas Day plans as well.
Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs will host the Denver Broncos on Dec. 25 in an AFC West showdown.
The Chiefs also played on Christmas Day last season, defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-10.
Perhaps the NFL has a new holiday tradition, or perhaps it's hoping Taylor Swift will be in attendance, but either way tickets to the Chiefs vs. Broncos game are on sale now.
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As of publication, the cheapest available Chiefs vs. Broncos NFL ticket costs $235.
The least expensive seats in the lower bowl would run you $418.
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The NFL has announced a Christmas Day triple-header for 2025 featuring some big matchups. Here's the full schedule:
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