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The Championship Round of the Great American Tailgate challenge is underway, and Packers fans have pushed bratwurst into the final showdown after a strong, confident win in the Final Four. Brats have been a force throughout the bracket, advancing each round on the strength of Wisconsin tradition, game‑day heritage, and a fan base that knows exactly what tailgating should taste like.
Now, bratwurst faces its toughest challenge yet: Philadelphia cheesesteaks, the bracket’s most dominant performer and a dish that has surged through every round with overwhelming support. This championship matchup pits two iconic foods against each other — the sizzling, perfectly grilled brats of Green Bay versus the thin‑sliced beef and melted cheese that define Philadelphia. Both carry decades of cultural weight, but only one can claim the title.
The challenge is a joint partnership between USA TODAY and the Pro Football Hall of Fame , who are teaming up for a nationwide celebration of the foods that define football culture across all 32 NFL cities .
Every ballot cast not only helps Green Bay advance but also enters fans into a giveaway for a $1,000 Pro Football Hall of Fame merchandise gift card. One lucky voter will walk away with the chance to load up on Hall of Fame apparel, collectibles, and memorabilia.
So gear up, Packers fans. Cast your vote, rep your city, and help bratwurst chase the national title.
Get your tickets now: Celebrate food, football at Hall of Fame with Great American Tailgate
Vote for your favorite tailgate food
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What to know about Great American Tailgate bracket challenge
No purchase is necessary to vote or enter the giveaway.
You must be 21 or older and a legal U.S. resident (excluding Hawaii and Puerto Rico).
Each fan can cast one vote per round, per day.
Every valid vote equals one entry into the giveaway for a $1,000 Pro Football Hall of Fame gift card.
Voting happens only on the SQWAD platform.
The Sponsor may disqualify votes or voters for fraud, duplicate accounts, or suspicious activity.
The food bracket winner receives recognition only — no prize.
The giveaway winner will be notified around August 10, 2026.
All disputes must be resolved through arbitration, as described in the official rules.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay brats chase the title — vote and enter to win $1,000 prize
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