Ravens Playoff Tickets The Hottest Commodity on NFL's Secondary Playoff Market

It’s almost time for that most American of semi-holidays, the Super Bowl. The football-championship-turned-media-spectacle automatically conjures certain images in most people’s minds: bars overflowing with drunken fans; pizza, Doritos and other unhealthy snacks at game watch parties; and tickets priced so high that it’s easy to convince yourself that you really do want to stay home and watch the commercials. However, not all myths about Super Bowl Sunday are true.

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Here. We. Go. The penultimate weekend of this football season has two pretty good games. They're not as good as last week's, but they're pretty exciting.

It took until the final game of the final week of the season, but the NFC playoffs are finally set. Here are the seeds:

With the Super Bowl right around the corner, the price of cheering on your team in person has already reached staggering heights, according to TiqIQ.com –– $3,600 a pop on average. And those aren't even the good seats.

We posted our official, stone-cold lock picks for the four NFL Playoff games earlier. Now, let's check out what the national experts think.

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