Best franchise in the NFC North
The NFC North has long been one of the NFL's most storied divisions, home to legendary rivalries, iconic stadiums, and passionate fan bases stretching from Chicago to Minnesota. With championship legacies, Hall of Fame talent, and decades of gridiron battles on the line, the debate over which franchise truly reigns supreme in the North is as heated as ever. Cast your vote and help settle which team deserves the crown.
What counts: Seeded with approximate real-world figures — the crowd's votes decide the order from here.
Green Bay Packers▲ Rising
Thirteen NFL championships and counting — more than any other franchise — with Lombardi's sweep, Starr's icy quarterback keeping in the Ice Bowl, and Favre-to-Rodgers turning tiny Green Bay into a quarterback factory for three straight decades. Fan-owned since 1923, sold out every game since 1960, and still playing meaningful January football more often than not: this is the gold standard the rest of the division measures itself against.},{
Super Bowls: 4SB trips: 5
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Chicago Bears▲ Rising
George Halas literally helped invent the NFL, and the '85 Bears' Super Bowl Shuffle, Fridge, and suffocating 46 defense remain one of the most iconic single-season juggernauts the sport has seen. But the ledger since then is Jay Cutler-to-Mitchell Trubisky quarterback purgatory, a franchise coasting on Soldier Field history and a Hall of Fame roster of names like Payton and Butkus while the modern product has mostly been rebuilding rubble.},{
Super Bowls: 1SB trips: 2
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You can't compare eras like this, but here we are, and I love it.
Rings aren't everything, look at the supporting casts.
Longevity has to count for more than peak. This order underrates it.
No debate for me — Green Bay Packers at the top is exactly right.
- KKira KowalskiJul 27, 2026
Put some respect on the defensive end of this argument.
The eye test and the stats finally agree on this one.