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**wmzeto** · 01-27-2010, 03:51 AM

http://sports-boards.net/forums/showthread.php?t=171272

"Joy reigns in Packerland, Brett Favre has struck out."

I'm not saying that there's no rivalries in the North.

What I'm saying is that one of the best current rivalries is Packers vs. Favre. When a rivalry with a single player outshines the rivalries between teams, how much do those rivalries really weigh in?

Then add in the whole 'weak sister' argument (i.e. the Lions), and there you go.

There was a rivalry long before Favre was ever born. And there'll be a rivlary long after he dies.

BTW, much of the NFCN rivalry is between the Bears and (Fudge)Packers.

The Viqueens are back in the mix now after not having been as good as they were in the 70's. But they're back in the mix- and have been for the past dozen yrs or so- nonetheless.

01-27-2010, 03:51 AM	#99
wmzeto Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 463 Senior Member	http://sports-boards.net/forums/showthread.php?t=171272 "Joy reigns in Packerland, Brett Favre has struck out." I'm not saying that there's no rivalries in the North. What I'm saying is that one of the best current rivalries is Packers vs. Favre. When a rivalry with a single player outshines the rivalries between teams, how much do those rivalries really weigh in? Then add in the whole 'weak sister' argument (i.e. the Lions), and there you go. There was a rivalry long before Favre was ever born. And there'll be a rivlary long after he dies. BTW, much of the NFCN rivalry is between the Bears and (Fudge)Packers. The Viqueens are back in the mix now after not having been as good as they were in the 70's. But they're back in the mix- and have been for the past dozen yrs or so- nonetheless.
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