Am I the only one who doesn't care about "division titles"?

[RazorRamon]

Ok everyone. I'm tired of defending the whole 14 Championships thing. I've been a Pack fan since Majkowski but I still don't know why most of our fanbase considers the division titles to be on the same level as Super Bowl. Other teams make fun of us for this a lot.

Am I the only one who doesn't take the NFC north division title as seriously as super bowl?

 

[Bogart]

I don't think people take a division title as if it's a Super Bowl, but you can't convince me it don't feel good to know you have a division wrapped up and a home play off game, and possibly more.

 

[neilfii]

ivo, I think this guy is an answer to your prayers for trolls. You have to be careful what you wish for, you might just get it.

 

[RazorRamon]

I don't think people take a division title as if it's a Super Bowl, but you can't convince me it don't feel good to know you have a division wrapped up and a home play off game, and possibly more.

Not the point. It's that it's viewed on a comparable level among the Pack-herd, and this does not occur generally with other teams.

Like the difference is somehow negligible.

 

[neilfii]

Not the point. It's that it's viewed on a comparable level among the Pack-herd, and this does not occur generally with other teams.

Like the difference is somehow negligible.

I think you are somehow confusing an NFC North division title with an NFC Conference championship or its predecessor, the NFL Championship; which was the game to determine the world champion previous to the AFL/NFL merger and the championship game that came to be known as the Super Bowl.

I don't think anyone here considers winning the NFC North division title to be on a par with the Super Bowl.

 

[Dan115]

I'm tired of defending the whole 14 Championships thing.

13 Championships. Gunning for 14 this season.

 

[RazorRamon]

Yeah, i hope not. Still, these division titles don't seam to go as far elsewhere.

 

[RazorRamon]

I'm tired of defending the whole 14 Championships thing.

13 Championships. Gunning for 14 this season.

Only Favre was the Gunslinger!

 

[FrankRizzo]

Division titles in itself are meaningless, except you can't get a bye without winning your division.
So a division title is worth (possibly) a free win in the playoffs.

We did it the hard way, long way last year, but it's statistically easier getting that pass in Wildcard weekend.

 

[Dan115]

Only Favre was the Gunslinger!

I have no idea how many division Championships The Packers have won. 13 NFL Championships.

 

[The Drew]

The Search button is your friend! Do a search on NFL Championships, there are threads discussing your mis-guided question.

 

[rawalabhay]

Put this guy on the troll watch!

 

[VersusTheMoose]

Yeah this guy is either high or a troll. Maybe both?

 

[RazorRamon]

Only thing that matters, are my WWF titles, chico

 

[ivo610]

Scott Hall, you getting the band back together?

 

[GVN2FLY]

Oh dear...

 

[Kitten]

Only thing that matters, are my WWF titles, chico

I almost hate to say this but I was a fan of Razor Ramon back in the day, but my heart belongs to the Undertaker. He's my WWF love match.

Back to your thread, some people do take winning the division too seriously but I doubt anyone is foolish enough to think it's as important as winning the Superbowl. You can win the division but not the Superbowl as the Bears did last year. Or you can not win the division and win the Superbowl as the Packers did. I don't think many Packers fans gave a **** about winning the division when they were holding the Halas trophy in one paw and the Lombardi in the other. Winning the division gives you bragging rights and a ticket to the playoff mostly. I'm not sure if what you are talking about is mostly prominent in Packers fans, though. I know some Eagles fans who take winning their division very seriously. I depends how you look at it.

 

[RazorRamon]

I almost hate to say this but I was a fan of Razor Ramon back in the day, but my heart belongs to the Undertaker. He's my WWF love match.

Back to your thread, some people do take winning the division too seriously but I doubt anyone is foolish enough to think it's as important as winning the Superbowl. You can win the division but not the Superbowl as the Bears did last year. Or you can not win the division and win the Superbowl as the Packers did. I don't think many Packers fans gave a **** about winning the division when they were holding the Halas trophy in one paw and the Lombardi in the other. Winning the division gives you bragging rights and a ticket to the playoff mostly. I'm not sure if what you are talking about is mostly prominent in Packers fans, though. I know some Eagles fans who take winning their division very seriously. I depends how you look at it.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh yessssssssss my undertaker

 

[greenandgold]

As we found out last year, all a division title means is one home game in the playoffs. Since both the Packers and the Squealers have won a Superbowl from the 6th seed wildcard positions with NO home games.

 

[G0PackG0]

It goes back and forth. With the Lions strong and the Bears solid winning our division this year is pretty cool. But like the AFC West currently. Winning that just means you suck less than everyone else lol

 

[G0PackG0]

And NFL Championships are not division titles. They are simply championships before the merger and b4 the Superbowl began.

 

[G0PackG0]

If I was embarrassed I wouldn't have had this made after XLV

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[PackFanNChiTown]

Many people want to disregard the championships this team won prior to the merger/Super Bowl. Considering the fact the team in the 60s won FIVE National Championships in 10 years, I consider the idea of disregarding those victories as insulting. Standard shallow-minded thinking IMHO.

 

[2411t]

Razor Ramon looked both ways before throwing his toothpick, and none of his opponents EVER saw it coming... that's pretty awesome.