We’ve found the cheapest NFC Championship Seahawks tickets, here’s where to buy them

The Seattle Seahawks host the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at 6:30 PM ET at NFC Championship. The game will be played at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington.

For tickets to the third annual Rams vs. There is a lot of interest in the Seahawks this season. This time, a Super Bowl spot is on the line for the division rivals.

Where to buy Rams vs. Seahawks

Tickets for all NFL Playoffs games, including the NFC Championship, can be purchased online through VividSeats, SeatGeek, StubHub and Ticketmaster.

Here’s a look at the top prices for the NFC Championship game between the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks on January 25:

These prices and availability are as of Wednesday, January 21. They will change frequently before the game starts on January 25th, and other fees vary by seat, dealer and location.

The aforementioned cheap seats tend to be nosebleeds on the upper level, but there is a wide variety of seats available, with most tickets over $1,000 and some selling for over $3,000. Fans can also get in Seahawks Stadium parking deals from VividSeats and other retailers. We recommend VividSeatsboth for their lowest prices available and competitive loyalty program and fees included in the face value.

The first two games between the Rams and Seahawks this season were decided by a combined three points. Seattle is a 2.5-point favorite in Sunday’s game.

Here’s a recent NFL story from the Associated Press:

SEATTLE (AP) — After rushing for his third touchdown in the Seattle Seahawks’ 41-6 win over the San Francisco 49ers in the divisional playoffs, Kenneth Walker III tossed the ball into the crowd.

Walker, who tied Shaun Alexander’s rushing TD record in the playoffs, was grateful for his opportunity to make franchise history.

“It means a lot,” Walker said after Saturday night’s win. “We’ve been working on it all season. I just had to give credit to the O-line. They had holes and all I had to do was hit.”

With the Seahawks one win away from the Super Bowl, they will have to rely on Walker as they have all season when they host the NFC West rival Los Angeles Rams on Sunday in an NFC game. Seattle second baseman Zach Charbonnet will miss the rest of the playoffs with a knee injury that will require surgery.

“When he runs the ball like he does,” offensive lineman Gray Zabel said of Walker, “it’s pretty incredible. Blocking for a guy like that is super fun, we just love to do our job up front.”

Walker rushed for 116 yards against the 49ers, his most this season. Over the past four games, Walker has 364 yards on 61 carries (5.96-yard average) with four touchdowns.

He had 1,027 rushing yards and five touchdowns in the regular season, while Charbonnet had 730 yards and 12 TDs.

Walker said improving his vision contributed to his success, as did trusting the linemen in front of him to get the job done. Seattle’s run, which struggled early in the season, has worn down the defense in recent weeks.

“You can tell when they’re breathing, they’re tired,” Walker said. “They’re getting up slowly. You can see it’s demoralizing for them. We’ve just got to keep going.”

If the Seahawks are to succeed on the ground against the Rams, the burden will fall on Walker. He is the only healthy running back on the roster, though Seattle has options on its practice squad.

What works

While NFL receiving leader Jaxon Smith-Njigba had a quiet night against the 49ers, Cooper Kupp picked up the slack. The 2021 offensive lineman had five catches for 60 yards, his highest total since a Dec. 14 win over Indianapolis.

Kupp’s regular season was his least productive since 2018, but he provides the playoff experience the Seahawks need.

What needs help

Tight end AJ Barner was not targeted against San Francisco, marking the first time since early November that he missed a pass.

However, Barner should be part of the game plan against Los Angeles. He had four catches for 49 yards and a touchdown in the Seahawks’ win over the Rams on Dec. 18.

Stock up

The Seahawks defense has held opponents to a combined 19 points over the last three games. The last offensive touchdown Seattle allowed was a rushing score by Carolina quarterback Bryce Young in Week 17.

Stocks down

While Rashid Shaheed has been a dynamic contributor on special teams — returning a kickoff for a touchdown against the 49ers — he has done little in the passing game. Over the last four games, Shaheed has two catches for 10 yards on five targets.

Injury

Coach Mike Macdonald said in a radio interview Monday that leaving Charles Cross out of Saturday’s game with a left-handed leg injury was a precautionary measure.

“Every day with Charles,” Macdonald said. “We will work on it, day by day is the best way to put it.

Later on Monday, Macdonald said Cross would not necessarily have to practice to play on Sunday.

Quarterback Sam Darnold is coming off an oblique injury and is expected to be on the mend all week. Macdonald said Darnold will get the practice reps he needs.

Key number

8 — Consecutive wins by Seahawks. Seattle’s longest winning streak is 11 games, dating back to the 2005 season, which included its first-ever playoff victory and a trip to the Super Bowl.

Next steps

The Seahawks hope to beat the Rams for the second time this season and advance to their fourth Super Bowl in franchise history and first in 11 years.