Good luck trying to land a Broncos-Pats ticket if they're both unbeaten

Nov 2, 2014; Foxborough, MA, USA; A fan holds up a sign about New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning during the fourth quarter of New England's 43-21 win at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Winslow Townson-USA TODAY Sports

A battle of "Perfect 10's" in Denver could mean the priciest ticket in recent regular season memory. Winslow Townson USA TODAY Sports

Broncos fans better figure out how badly they want to see the Patriots go down.

The Super Bowl champs come to Mile High Stadium in three weeks. And according to R.J. Bell of Pregame.com, there's an 88 percent chance both teams will be undefeated for the Nov. 29 game.

That'll make finding a ticket nearly impossible. Only 32 tickets were left on StubHub for Sunday night's Broncos-Packers game, but these are the Patriots.

So much more will be on the line in a proposed meeting of "Perfect 10's." There's the Brady-Manning angle. There's the 16-0 angle. And of course, there's the AFC playoff seeding angle.

All angles should make that game the NFL's most expensive regular-season ticket.

"If both teams go into that game undefeated," StubHub Communications Manager Cameron Papp told Eddie Pells of the Associated Press, "Then that might get a little more expensive."

(h/t Associated Press)