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**AnthonyKing** · 01-26-2010, 08:31 AM

And today is proof positive why the NFC East has greater rivalries than the NFC North.

Look at all the posts about last night's game. It's not about the Vikings loss... it's all about FAVRE.

He's more important to the Packer fans here than the Vikings. If we were to include Favre (and only Favre) as a completely separate team within the rivalry lines, they might be close.

But there's a little joy in Mudville (i.e. Packers Board) about the Vikings losing... but most of it is about Mighty Casey (Favre) striking out.

Only the Midget-Whisperer could come up with such convoluted logic that all the hatred in the NFCN is about Favre and not a rivalry

But that's not new.

01-26-2010, 08:31 AM	#90
AnthonyKing Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 574 Senior Member	And today is proof positive why the NFC East has greater rivalries than the NFC North. Look at all the posts about last night's game. It's not about the Vikings loss... it's all about FAVRE. He's more important to the Packer fans here than the Vikings. If we were to include Favre (and only Favre) as a completely separate team within the rivalry lines, they might be close. But there's a little joy in Mudville (i.e. Packers Board) about the Vikings losing... but most of it is about Mighty Casey (Favre) striking out. Only the Midget-Whisperer could come up with such convoluted logic that all the hatred in the NFCN is about Favre and not a rivalry But that's not new.
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