Now that the 2008 NFL schedule has been released, football fans around the country have already begun their search for NFL tickets. Part of what sets football tickets apart from NBA tickets and MLB tickets is that every game is so important in the NFL. OK, perhaps the preseason isn’t, but the point is that even Week 1 in the NFL is an important step on the road to Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa, Florida. Will Eli Manning and the New York Giants be able to repeat, or will Tom Brady and the New England Patriots get revenge? It’s way too early to know, but it’s a safe bet that every NFL fan wants Super Bowl tickets to be there in person to see what happens.

NFL tickets to any game are always a treat, but there is something special about Monday Night Football tickets. This season’s schedule features some marquee match-ups, so now is the time to start looking for Cowboys tickets, Redskins Tickets, Patriots tickets, Bears Tickets and Packers tickets. All of those teams, plus many others, will be playing on Monday night.

The NFL is also special because football tickets mean an all-day affair for many fans with tailgating before and after the game. Even in the cold winter weather, it’s hard to beat the experience of outdoor grilling before heading into a place like Lambeau Field, Giants Stadium or Ralph Wilson Stadium with football tickets in your hand. And the NFL will take their international expansion a step further this season – you can get Buffalo Bills tickets for a regular season home game against the Miami Dolphins at Rogers Centre in Toronto, or if you want to take a trip across the pond you can pick up some Chargers tickets or Saints tickets for the game at Wembley Stadium in London.

When the Patriots run at a perfect season was halted in the Super Bowl last season, it surely gave the other 31 teams in the league hope that anyone can win the title this year. You can watch it all unfold with NFL tickets all season long.