The 13 Most Outrageous New Dishes At NFL Stadiums Across The Country

Amanda MactasFri, September 11, 2026 at 4:48 PM UTC

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It’s football season, baby! Sure, I don’t follow the sport, but I do follow the food. I’m all in for football Sundays at the local sports bar, tailgating, and most importantly, trying all the new and ridiculous dishes stadiums dream up each season.

While I’m still not sure what a first down is or the difference between zone and man-to-man coverage, I do know that you can’t watch a game without an order of chicken wings by your side.

And stadiums across the country are pulling out all the stops this year when it comes to their food selections. From two-foot-long hot dogs to colossal burgers, here are some of the wildest things football fans can eat this season.

Lucas Oil Stadium—Indianapolis Colts

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New in the suites this year are these fanciful Crab Cake Sliders featuring Northeastern-style crab cakes, Hartwell’s citrus ranch remoulade, and locally sourced bacon relish, all piled on Turano Baking Co. brioche buns.

Arrowhead Stadium—Kansas City Chiefs

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Arrowhead, home turf for Mr. Taylor Swift himself, Travis Kelce, isn’t messing around with its burgers this season. The Lava Burger is a cheese-stuffed patty topped with thick-cut bacon, roasted tomato, chives, and jalapeño popper spread, all served on a sourdough boule. You can find it in Section 102.

Lincoln Financial Field—Philadelphia Eagles

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In Philly, it’s all about the tush push. This year, fans in the East and West Club Markets can order the Tush Push Tater, a deep-fried russet potato topped with fried chicken cutlet, pimento mac and cheese, bacon hot honey jam, 215 sauce, and scallions. My mouth is already watering.

Empower Field At Mile High—Denver Broncos

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Can you tame the beast? Broncos fans can try their luck with the Beast in a Blanket, a two-foot dog loaded with brisket burnt ends, cheddar, and goat cheese, then wrapped in puff pastry and topped with avocado cream, crispy onions, jalapeño, and secret sauce. You can find the $45 behemoth in Section 128.

Reliant Stadium—Houston Texans

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Looking for something colorful? The Battle Red Berry Bird features fried chicken tossed in strawberry buffalo sauce and topped with coleslaw, pickles, and Cajun cheese curds. It’s served on a challah bun with Tater Kegs and chipotle aioli, and you can find it in Sections 101, 121, 520, and 546.

Paycor Stadium—Cincinnati Bengals

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If you’re particularly hungry in Section 150, order the Who Dey Sausage. The 24-inch BBQ cheddar pork sausage comes piled with pickled red onions, fresh jalapeño, and sweet BBQ sauce.

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Huntington Bank Field—Cleveland Browns

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At Hungry Dawg Grill in Section 118, fans can order a Hot Dog Flight featuring three very different mini dogs.

There’s the Buffalo Blitz Dog, which comes topped with Buffalo chicken dip, celery, blue cheese crumbles, and Buffalo sauce. The Italian Stallion piles on spaghetti, chopped meatballs, marinara, Parmesan, and fresh basil, while the Brisket Dog is loaded with smoked brisket, fried onions, pickles, bourbon BBQ sauce, and Gouda.

Acrisure Stadium—Pittsburgh Steelers

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Rep your team with Acrisure Stadium’s new Black N’ Gold Chicken and Waffle, available in the PNC Champions Club. The dish features house-made black-and-gold waffles topped with fried chicken, coleslaw, bacon jam, sweet potato fries, and Mike’s Hot Honey. Talk about a mouthful!

Northwest Stadium—Washington Commanders

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This might be one of the most genius combinations since peanut butter and jelly. Northwest Stadium’s Crab Stuffed Pretzel is exactly what it sounds like: a crab-shaped pretzel filled with lemon-tarragon crab dip, brushed with garlic butter and finished with grated Parmesan cheese.

Soldier Field—Chicago Bears

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Fans of da Bears can get their hands on the Bear-ia Burrito, filled with shredded beef birria, Chihuahua cheese, cilantro, and onion, then served with house-made consommé.

Ford Field—Detroit Lions

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Lions fans can order the Corktown Corned Beef Nachos, made with fresh kettle chips, corned beef, white cheese sauce, Thousand Island dressing, coleslaw, tomato, and chives.

Bank of America Stadium—Carolina Panthers

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If you consider yourself a Panther groupie, the Big ’Dilla has your name on it. This two-foot smoked adobo chicken monster quesadilla is packed with cheddar and Jack cheese and pico de gallo, then finished with cilantro and chipotle crema.

U.S. Bank Stadium—Minnesota Vikings

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Head to Section 101 or 328 to get your hands on The Raid Burger. The monster-sized handheld features a double bacon cheeseburger topped with Buffalo cheese curds, an onion ring, and ranch on a brioche bun.

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