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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-08-26 · via Bleacher Report

Broncos Introduce Massive 'Beast in a Blanket' Hot Dog for Home Games

The Denver Broncos revealed a new concession item called the 'Beast in a Blanket' for Empower Field at Mile High. It's a two-foot grilled hot dog topped with brisket, cheese, onions, jalapeños, and sauces, created by chef Sean Clark. The dish will be available at all home games starting with the regular-season opener in Week 2.

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The two-foot-long hot dog, crafted by sous chef Sean Clark, combines brisket burnt ends, two cheeses, puff pastry, crispy onions, jalapeños, avocado crema, and a proprietary sauce. It will be sold exclusively at Section 128 during every Broncos home game this season. The item debuts at the regular-season home opener against Jacksonville on September 20, following a preseason finale against Minnesota. Clark describes it as an exaggerated twist on the traditional pig-in-a-blanket snack, aiming to elevate stadium fare with a hearty, shareable portion.

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This oversized concession item could influence how other NFL teams approach game-day food, potentially sparking a trend toward more elaborate, indulgent offerings that draw attention beyond the field. Fans attending games may see it as a memorable experience, boosting concession revenue and social media buzz. However, its high calorie and cost profile might limit accessibility, possibly widening the gap between premium and standard food options for different audiences.

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