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Competitive eaters descended on Denver to take part in the Denver Outlaws World Burrito Eating Championship. Brandon Marshall

One Illegal Pete's burrito is generally more than enough for most folks, but competitive eater Joey Chestnut managed to pack in 14.5 of the foil-wrapped bombs in ten minutes as he took the $5,000 grand prize at the Denver Outlaws World Burrito Eating Championship on Saturday, May 28. The event took place after a lacrosse match between the Outlaws and the Boston Cannons. Chestnut's feat was his second burrito victory in two years, and the Outlaws also bested their opponent, bringing their record to 2-3 on the season. Brandon Marshall was there for all the lacrosse and the gluttony. For more photos, see our complete slideshow.

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Joey Chestnut (right) defended his title and broke his own world burrito-eating record with a whopping 14.5 pounds of Illegal Pete’s Burritos in ten minutes after the Denver Outlaws match on May 28, 2016. Brandon Marshall

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Competitors used various techniques to get down as many burritos as possible in ten minutes. Brandon Marshall

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Joey Chestnut repeats as world burrito-eating champ. Brandon Marshall

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Big money for big burritos. Brandon Marshall