Brooks Koepka’s wife Jena Sims has two-word reaction to list of hot dog prices at NFL stadiums
Brooks Kepka’s wife, Jana Sims, shared a list of the rates for hot dogs at different NFL stadiums. The 2025 NFL season began this week, and fans are excited for another thrilling season. On Thursday, Jere shared an Instagram post from the NFL meme page Kale Salad about the price of hot dogs at various NFL stadiums. The list included the Kansas City Chiefs Arrowhead Stadium, where hot dogs are priced at around $5. The highest price was at the Miami Dolphins Hard Rock Stadium worth around $11.25. Sharing the post, Sims express her excitement for the start of the new NFL season. While Jana Sims is excited for the NFL season, the regular LIIV golf season concluded last month. Its season ending event was held in Michigan and the players now have some time off before the new season which starts in February 2026. Brooks Kepka, however, had a difficult season in the Soutoback League this year. The American golfer, who has won five tournaments in the last three LIV seasons, managed only three top 10 finishes this year. He started the campaign with AT33 finish in Riad. But after a tough time on the Greens, he managed to bounce back with AT7 finish at the Adelaide event. He came close to winning the Singapore event, but had to settle for second place. In the season’s last individual event held in Indianapolis, Kepka finished solo 50th. However, he ended the season on a positive note with a decent T5 finish at the team championship in Michigan. Aside from LIIV golf, Kepker also played in the majors this season. He missed the cuts at the Masters PGA Championship and the Open Championship, but finished T12 at the US Open. Brooks Kepka’s wife, Jana Sims, to host a charity kids event. Jana Sims has shared a joint post with Little Smile Florida on her Instagram account announcing that she will be the host for the 20th annual Stars Ball, the nonprofit organization.
Brooks Koepka’s wife Jena Sims has two-word reaction to list of hot dog prices at NFL stadiums
