The Cost of a Beer and a Hot Dog at Every NFL Stadium

Football season is underway, and if you're planning to head to a game this year, it's going to cost you more than just the price of the ticket. It's not an NFL game without beer and hot dogs, but the price you pay to shovel it in depends on the stadium where you're watching. Many teams have started trying to offset high ticket prices with cheaper refreshments like $5 beers. As the NFL kicks off its 100th season, find out how your team holds up to the 2019 league average of $8.49 for a draft beer and $5.34 for a hot dog, according to data provided by Team Marketing Report. 

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Price of a Beer: $5
Price of a Hot Dog: $1.50
A leader in fan-friendly concession pricing, the Falcons boast the cheapest hot dog in the entire NFL, and this year it’s even 50 cents cheaper than last season. The beers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium are tied for the league's least expensive, although you can expect a paltry 12-ounce pour.

Price of a Beer: $5
Price of a Hot Dog: $3
Eat up, Ravens fans — and drink up, too, while you're at it. Baltimore serves up beers that are tied for the cheapest in the league, and their hot dogs are near the bottom of the pack, too. 

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Price of a Beer: $5
Price of a Hot Dog: $4
Arizona is one of the 10 cheapest places to enjoy a game in the entire league — and it shows at the concession stand. Dogs and beers are both well below the league average.

Price of a Beer: $5
Price of a Hot Dog: $4
Hot dog lovers at Paul Brown Stadium have an extra reason to cheer this year after a price drop of $1.50. The venue's $5 beers are also part of the six-way tie for cheapest in the league. The Bengals are also the overall cheapest team to see in the entire league.

Price of a Beer: $5
Price of a Hot Dog: $4.75
The Texans claim membership in the six-strong fraternity of teams tied for the title of the league's cheapest beer. At south of $5, the hot dogs, too, are fairly well below the average NFL price and near the bottom of the pack.

Price of a Beer: $5
Price of a Hot Dog: $6.25
Some of the big money the Lions are paying Matthew Stafford may be coming from the stadium's concession stands, now that the franchise has hiked its hot dog prices $2.25 over last season’s price of $4. Detroit fans can take some solace in the fact that beers at Ford Field are tied for the cheapest in the league.

Price of a Beer: $5.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
Only one team is cheaper to see at their home stadium than the Cleveland Browns. The NFL's second most-affordable game serves up especially cheap beers, nearly $3 below the league average.

Price of a Beer: $6.75
Price of a Hot Dog: $5.50
Broncos fans not only get to cheer on one of the most storied teams in the NFL, but they can eat and drink while they do it without breaking the bank. Their 16-ounce beers are cheaper than average and the hot dogs are just a bit above.

Price of a Beer: $7
Price of a Hot Dog: $5.50
The cost of beer has held steady while hot dog prices rose two bits at Lucas Oil Stadium this season. In fact, the overall cost of attendance to a Colts game is slightly less than it was last season.

Price of a Beer: $7.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $4.50
The Titans' Nissan Stadium is home to one of the NFL's 10 cheapest games. That fact is evident for anyone who's hungry and thirsty — hot dogs and beers are cheaper than average, even after prices increased 50 cents for both this season.

Price of a Beer: $7.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
The Chiefs used to be one of the teams that demanded double-digit prices for draft beer, but that changed this year when they dropped the cost of a brewski from $10 to $7.50. Hot dog prices held steady from last season, but at $6 a pop, dogs are still above the league average.

Price of a Beer: $8.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
Historic Lambeau Field is one of eight venues that demand $6 for a hot dog. Cheeseheads pay just a penny above the overall average beer price and get a 16-ounce draft.

Price of a Beer: $9
Price of a Hot Dog: $5.50
Checking in as the seventh overall most expensive NFL teams to enjoy live at the stadium is America's team, the Dallas Cowboys. Beers are about 50 cents above the league average, and you'll pay 16 cents more than average for a hot dog.

Price of a Beer: $9
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
Steelers fans can expect to pay a good bit more than average for both hot dogs and beer, but at least the beers are 16 ounces.

Price of a Beer: $9.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $2.50
In terms of the overall cost of a game, the Panthers hover near the bottom third of the pack. This season, however, beer prices spiked some $4 higher from last year’s $5.50 when they were 12-ounce pours. This season, they are a full pint. But in terms of hot dogs, fans still have reason to do a touchdown dance.

Price of a Beer: $9.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $4
The Pats won the Super Bowl for the sixth time last February, and they serve up the pricey beers you'd expect from perennial contenders, which isn’t so bad since the brews are 20 ounces. The good news for hungry New England fans, however, comes in the form of hot dogs. Just three stadiums charge less.

Price of a Beer: $9.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $4
Beers in Seattle are about a buck more expensive than the league average, but there's mercy at the hot dog stand. At just $4, Seahawks dogs are well below the NFL average and close to the bottom of the heap.

Price of a Beer: $9.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $5.75
The Philadelphia Eagles dish up beers and dogs that are more expensive than average, but not as expensive as you might expect from a team that nabbed the Lombardi Trophy in 2018.

Price of a Beer: $9.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $6.75
Only six teams are cheaper to see at their home stadium overall than the Miami Dolphins. Those savings, however, are not coming from the concession stand, where the price of a beer jumped 50 cents since last year.

Price of a Beer: $9.75
Price of a Hot Dog: $6.25
Hungry Vikings vans stave off the cold in Minnesota with $6.25 hot dogs. Beers there are above average, but relatively cheap considering they contain 20 ounces of suds. Both beer and hot dogs went up 25 cents this year.

Price of a Beer: $10
Price of a Hot Dog: $5
At $10 per beer, the 49ers are tied with four other teams also selling 16-ounce drafts. At a relatively forgiving $5, however, their dogs are on the other end of the financial spectrum.

Price of a Beer: $10
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
The Giants are one of the 10 most expensive games in the league, and it shows at the concession stand. Eli and company serve up beers and dogs that are both more expensive than the NFL average.

Price of a Beer: $10
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
The average ticket price of a Jets game has held steady since last season. Even still, beer and dogs are still pricier than the league average, and more so this year when beer went up 50 cents.

Price of a Beer: $10
Price of a Hot Dog: $6.25
The Rams pour one of the more expensive draft beers in the NFL, but they're 16-ounces so it's not too bad when you look at the price per ounce. Similarly, hot dogs there are above the league average, but they're not a budget breaker. Still, beer prices are up 50 cents from last year with hot dogs up 25 cents.

Price of a Beer: $10
Price of a Hot Dog: $6.50
While Redskins fans saw average ticket prices fall more than 8% to $103.39, they will experience some inflation at the concession stand this season. With both already coming in well above the league average, beers and hot dogs cost 50 cents more this year.

Price of a Beer: $10.25
Price of a Hot Dog: $7.25
Several NFL teams charge more for beer than the Chicago Bears, who stand alone at the $10.25 price point, which is up 25 cents from last season. When it comes to hot dogs, the Monsters of the Midway are in a league of their own: No other stadium charges more for them.

Price of a Beer: $10.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $5
Jacksonville fans save more than a quarter compared to the league average with every hot dog they buy. But they pay it back and then some, however, when they order a draft.

Price of a Beer: $10.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $5.50
The cost of getting into the Superdome has risen by more than 8% over last year. In addition to the ticket costs, beer prices also went up 50 cents this year. The only-moderately-above-average hot dog prices at the Superdome may make the Saints' price hikes easier to swallow for fans in the Big Easy.

Price of a Beer: $10.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
Dogs at Raymond James Stadium are expensive, but beers are even pricier. The Bucs are one of the 12 teams teams that charge double-digit prices for a draft.

Price of a Beer: $10.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $6
In 2017, the Chargers relocated to Los Angeles after more than half a century in San Diego. Now, they're the most expensive team to see in the NFL by a long shot: Average ticket price is $165.77 vs. $71.08 for the low-priced Buffalo Bills. (And that’s after the Chargers’ average ticket price fell from $199.10 last year, the biggest such drop in the NFL.) Refreshment prices are above average, too. Beer is up a dollar this year, and only one team charges more than the Chargers. Hot dogs held steady at $6.

Price of a Beer: $10.50
Price of a Hot Dog: $7
It isn't easy being a fan of the lowly Buffalo Bills. This reality even holds true when it's time to take a break from the game and grab a hot dog and a beer — the combo will cost you $17.50, which is more than last year. Beer prices went up 50 cents.

Price of a Beer: $11
Price of a Hot Dog: $6.50
Hot dogs (up 50 cents from last year) aren't cheap at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, but the cost of a draft beer is downright oppressive. Up 25 cents from last season, Oakland still offers the priciest pour in the league, but at least it’s a 20-ounce draft.