--- title: "The top 10 stadium foods from around the NFL" description: "If there's one thing that can bring football fans across all the different teams together, it's food. Food is not only the centerpiece to any successful football party (not just for the Super Bowl, but *especially* for the Super Bowl),…" date: "2020-04-29" modified: "2020-10-30" authors: - name: "Blake Stilwell" job_title: "Editor-In-Chief, Air Force Veteran" link: "https://www.wearethemighty.com/authors/blake/" url: "https://www.wearethemighty.com/mighty-sports/top-10-stadium-foods-nfl/" categories: - "Entertainment" - "Sports" --- # The top 10 stadium foods from around the NFL ![]() If there's one thing that can bring football fans across all the different teams together, it's food. Food is not only the centerpiece to any successful football party (not just for the Super Bowl, but *especially* for the Super Bowl), it's central to both tailgates and to the stadium experience. So your hometown football team needs to put some thought into what it offers fans – especially when it's time to eat some feelings after a loss. --- ![]() *DO YOU HEAR ME??* A few teams have really brought their best into concessions for the 2018 season. Criticize the team's gameplay all you want (and we will), but you have to admit that some teams are trying to give their fans a really great Sunday experience. ![]() Get ready to throw your friend through a table. ### 10. The fried PB&J on a stick — Buffalo Bills fans can get a taste of county fairs all season long with fried PBJ, funnel cakes, corn dogs, and apple pie logs — all available at Buffalo's New Era Field. Bills fans have plenty of bad feelings to bury under a fried mouthful of these. ![]() It looks like a light taco meal — but it's Cheetos. ### 9. Battle Red Tacos — Houston Leave it to Houston to get Flamin' Hot Cheetos-encrusted chicken fingers jammed into a taco trio and smothered in plenty of Sriracha mayo. As if the way the Texans are playing isn't enough to give you heartburn. ![]() Giardiniera is that vegetable matter all over the hot dog. Don't worry, you can brush it off. ### 8. The Pit Bull — Washington The Redskins really brought the magic for the 2018-2019 season menu. Not only does the team's food make this list twice, I actually had to rework the list because Washington had so many great things. Now, it's not that I don't *love* the idea of Fireball Cotton Candy or a Maryland Crab Grilled Cheese, but this monstrosity is one of the best-looking stadium hot dogs I've ever seen. The Pit Bull is a foot-long beef hot dog with horseradish mustard sauce and hot Italian giardiniera. ![]() It could only be more California if it was produced by Aaron Spelling. ### 7. TsUNAmi Burger — Los Angeles Chargers fans at StubHub Center have the option of ordering Levy Restaurants' seared tuna "burger" with Applewood bacon, tomatoes, avocado, and lemon aioli on a sesame Brioche bun. ![]() The Superfans would appreciate any pork product called "belly." ### 6. Pork Belly Tacos — Chicago The Bears brought braised pork belly with daikon and Asian-style carrot slaw, grilled scallions, and Sriracha pepper sauce this year. I guess they didn't expect the Bears to play so well and wanted to make sure people still had a reason to come to Soldier Field. ![]() We're slightly disappointed Rice-A-Roni didn't make the menu. I THOUGHT IT WAS YOUR TREAT, SF. ### 5. Dungeness Crab Pretzel — San Francisco Dungeness isn't how it's prepared, it's a west coast variety of crab. This sandwich features knuckle and claw meat mixed with garlic aioli, dijon, and chives on a buttered, toasted pretzel baguette. Now that you know what 49ers fans are eating, try to figure out why they're cheering. ![]() It's enough for three people from DC, two people from Maryland, or one from Virginia. ### 4. DMV Super Burrito — Washington Redskins fans can ponder why they allowed Kirk Cousins to leave as they chow down on three pounds of beef, chicken, and half-smoke rolled with Spanish rice, lettuce, tomato, avocado, and black beans in a flour tortilla. [YOU LIKE THAT](). ![]() This is a sandwich arms race. ### 3. Kingdom Inferno Chicken Sandwich — Kansas City When it starts to get cold at Arrowhead Stadium, you can warm up your insides and colon with breaded chicken tenders, Carolina Reaper pepper mayo, pepper jack cheese, sliced jalapeños, and Buffalo sauce on a brioche bun. ![]() They should have never retired the Horse Collar. ### 2. Brat In A Blanket — Green Bay This is pretty much Wisconsin summed up into a bratwurst. A brat wrapped in melted cheese curds and topped with beer mustard in a pretzel bun. Do the Packers know their fans or what. ![]() This might explain the Cardinals 2018 season. ### 1. Gridiron Burger Challenge — Arizona Weighing in a seven pounds and coming with a price tag, the Arizona Cardinals either forgot you were there to watch a football game or they're trying to distract you from the way they're playing it. Either way, the Cards' Gridiron Challenge Burger includes five 1/3 pound burger patties, five all-beef hot dogs, five bratwursts, 20 slices of American cheese, eight slices of bacon, eight chicken tenders, 12 ounces of fries, lettuce, pickles, and tanker sauce, all on a 10-inch bun. If you finish the whole thing in under an hour, you earn yourself a Cardinals jersey and a photo on the scoreboard. Someone's gonna do it — might as well be you. ## Author Blake Stilwell is We Are The Mighty's Editor-in-Chief, covering military news, entertainment, and history, along with veteran education, employment and entrepreneurship. He is a former U.S. Air Force combat cameraman with degrees in Graphic Design, Television and Film, International Relations, Public Relations, Business Management and Middle Eastern Affairs. After leaving the military, he began working in film and television production in New York and Los Angeles, work that included ABC News, NBC Olympics, and HBO Sports. He then spent two years in Washington with White House Communications, before joining the Near East Foundation. At NEF he served as an International Development Fellow, then Communications Officer, and finally, Media Officer for the Middle East and Africa. Based in the Palestinian Territory, he coordinated strategic communications between eight country offices, international media, and government and NGO partners. He began a career focused on writing and editing in 2015 with We Are The Mighty. He left in 2019 for Military.com, but returned as Editor-in-Chief in 2025. Blake’s work has been seen on CBS News, Fox News, CBC, The Chicago Tribune, Task & Purpose, Military Times, Recoil, Skillset, American History, and was shockingly even used in a Supreme Court argument. He is an avid traveler and small business owner in Ohio, where he spends most of his energy fixing up a very old house. ### Author social links [Facebook]() [Twitter]() [Instagram]() [LinkedIn]()