How affordable are Giants, Jets games?

A sports betting website has come out with a comparison of how expensive it is to take in an NFL game for fans of all 32 teams.

You might expect the Jets and Giants to be among the priciest (everything in New Jersey seems to cost more), but they are both in the middle of the pack; the Eagles, however, are in the top 10.

NFL via Facebook

To determine the cost of attending, the betting site compared the price of: a ticket, a 16 oz. beer, a hot dog, and parking.

New York Giants via Facebook

The Giants are the 12th most expensive team to watch: the average ticket is $115.31; the beer is $13, the hot dog is $7 and the parking averages $40. That totals out to $175.31.

New York Jets via Facebook

You might think that the Jets would be the same, after all, they play in the same stadium as the G-Men, but, no. To take in a Jets game, the ticket averages $94.16 while the beer is $13, the hot dog is $7 and the parking is $40.

Those last three are the same as the Giants, with the cheaper ticket making the Jets more affordable; they rank 18th in the NFL at $154.16.

Philadelphia Eagles via Facebook

Your undefeated Eagles (as of this writing, anyway) come in at #8 at $187.73; that breaks down as $127.06 for a ticket, $14.67 for a beer, $6 for a hot dog, and $40 to park.

Proving that there is no correlation between affordability and on-field success, the most expensive team in the NFL to follow in person is the Las Vegas Raiders; their prices are $153.47 for a ticket, $12 for a beer, $8 for a hot dog and $100 to park!

The cheapest team to follow is the Arizona Cardinals; their gameday experience is $117.46.

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If you've never been to Lambertville, you're really missing out on a true gem of a town in New Jersey.

And if you've never been to Lambertville Station you're missing out on a really great restaurant in a truly historic building.

It's housed in the building that acted as the Lambertville train station dating back to 1867.

The building and the town went through its tough times, but for the last 40 years, Lambertville Station has been serving diners in a casual upscale atmosphere with excellent food.

Last year a prominent restaurant group called Genesis Hospitality took over the historic dining spot and they've continued the excellence that has made this place a must-go-to spot anytime you're in town.

The menu consists of varied contemporary American favorites with plenty of options.

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There is a first-class Inn on the property on the river across the parking lot if you want to stay over.