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Phill23

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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #555 on: May 11, 2012, 12:15:02 am »
Quote from: yapper on May 10, 2012, 02:50:03 pm
Looks like the Vikes are staying in Minny and the NFC North will remain intact.  Good for everyone AFAIC.

I guess you're right but I really was hoping they would move.  That would allow the Rams to move to the NFC North in it's place and I can see the Bears in St. Louis yearly.

It's all good though.
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otto105

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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #556 on: May 11, 2012, 02:43:01 pm »
Pass on the wussie indoor rams...

If the NFC Nort ever expanded I would take the outdoor KC Chiefs.
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #557 on: May 11, 2012, 04:41:55 pm »
Cleveland. Another great lake team.  Yep. Cleveland.
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Grizzlybear34

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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #558 on: May 12, 2012, 06:10:54 am »
I am glad the Vikings got it done.  The original 4 are still together.  They all rise and fall (well except the Lions), but is a great division to be a part of.  The NFC Central, how the Bucs ever got in there, lol...  But it did afford me to see the beloved in Tampa many times
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #559 on: May 12, 2012, 06:12:56 am »
Just out of curiousity, does anyone know how many times each team in the North won the division in the past 50 years?  I'd have to think the Lions are under 6 times
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #560 on: May 12, 2012, 12:08:04 pm »
18 times in the last 45 years,

[font face=courier]Season
 
Team
 
Record
 
Playoff Results
 


NFL Central
 


1967
 
Green Bay Packers
 
9-4-1
 
Won Super Bowl II
 


1968
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
8-6-0
 
Lost NFL Divisional Playoffs
 


1969
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
12-2-0
 
Lost Super Bowl IV
 


NFC Central
 


1970
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
12-2-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1971
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
11-3-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1972
 
Green Bay Packers
 
10-4-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1973
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
12-2-0
 
Lost Super Bowl VIII
 


1974
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
10-4-0
 
Lost Super Bowl IX
 


1975
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
12-2-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1976
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
11-2-1
 
Lost Super Bowl XI
 


1977
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
9-5-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


1978
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
8-7-1
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1979
 
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


1980
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
9-7-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1981
 
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
 
9-7-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1982+
 
Green Bay Packers
 
5-3-1
 
Lost NFC Second Round
 


1983
 
Detroit Lions
 
9-7-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1984
 
Chicago Bears
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


1985
 
Chicago Bears
 
15-1-0
 
Won Super Bowl XX
 


1986
 
Chicago Bears
 
14-2-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1987
 
Chicago Bears
 
11-4-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1988
 
Chicago Bears
 
12-4-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


1989
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1990
 
Chicago Bears
 
11-5-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


1991
 
Detroit Lions
 
12-4-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


1992
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
11-5-0
 
Lost NFC Wild Card Playoffs
 


1993
 
Detroit Lions
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Wild Card Playoffs
 


1994
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Wild Card Playoffs
 


1995
 
Green Bay Packers
 
11-5-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


1996
 
Green Bay Packers
 
13-3-0
 
Won Super Bowl XXXI
 


1997
 
Green Bay Packers
 
13-3-0
 
Lost Super Bowl XXXII
 


1998
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
15-1-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


1999
 
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
 
11-5-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


2000
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
11-5-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


2001
 
Chicago Bears
 
13-3-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


NFC North
 


2002
 
Green Bay Packers
 
12-4-0
 
Lost NFC Wild Card Playoffs
 


2003
 
Green Bay Packers
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


2004
 
Green Bay Packers
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Wild Card Playoffs
 


2005
 
Chicago Bears
 
11-5-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs
 


2006
 
Chicago Bears
 
13-3-0
 
Lost Super Bowl XLI
 


2007
 
Green Bay Packers
 
13-3-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


2008
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
10-6-0
 
Lost NFC Wild Card Playoffs
 


2009
 
Minnesota Vikings
 
12-4-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


2010
 
Chicago Bears
 
11-5-0
 
Lost NFC Championship Game
 


2011
 
Green Bay Packers
 
15-1-0
 
Lost NFC Divisional Playoffs[/font]

 

+ A players' strike in 1982 reduced the regular season to nine games
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #561 on: May 12, 2012, 12:17:49 pm »
GB = 11.

Chi = 10

TB and  Det the remainder.
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #562 on: May 12, 2012, 09:13:45 pm »
So I was correct, being a Lion fan is not good.  3 division crowns in 45 years.  The Bucs won it twice, and left the division over 10 years ago, and entered it over 15 years after the original 4.  Props to the Vikes for their 18...  I hated Fran Tarkenton!
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #563 on: May 13, 2012, 05:43:14 pm »
Let's not forget how many times Detriot has made the SB...

Replace them with Cleveland.

Whoops, same thing.
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packrat

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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #564 on: May 13, 2012, 06:03:42 pm »
Loved Bud Grant.  He was a guy with his head on straight and priorities in proper line.
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #565 on: May 14, 2012, 07:43:30 pm »
The Minnesota Vikings new stadium will be talked in the same breath as the cowpokes stadium when it opens.   A 70,000+seat stadium with a retractable roof.  Super Bowl and Final fours will be played there. 

Minnesota will have the most pro, college stadiums and arenas' per capita in the world.   
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #566 on: May 14, 2012, 07:46:59 pm »
Holy ****!  A V2 sighting!
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Grizzlybear34

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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #567 on: May 14, 2012, 08:00:53 pm »
The retractable roof would be great, but understand that it isn't a slam dunk yet.  To see the Bears at Lambeau and at the new Viking stadium is on the Grizz bucket list.  Ford Field looks cool, but I don't really need to go. 

My best memory of seeing the Bears / Lions in person, was the game where they trailed 17-0 entering the 4th quarter at the Silverdome, Vince Evans rallys them for 17, and David Williams returns the opening kickoff  of overtime for a touchdown.  Priceless...  I was there
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #568 on: May 14, 2012, 08:09:25 pm »
I doubt that it'll be near the size of Cowboy stadium. That place is ridiculous. But if true, it sounds like it'll be a nice stadium and Minny has to have Vikings there.....just wouldn't be the same place without em....
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Re: NFC North (04.12.11 - 09.10.15)
« Reply #569 on: May 14, 2012, 08:51:10 pm »
My best memory of seeing the Bears / Lions in person, was the game where they trailed 17-0 entering the 4th quarter at the Silverdome, Vince Evans rallys them for 17, and David Williams returns the opening kickoff  of overtime for a touchdown.  Priceless...  I was there

I remember that game...although I don't remember anything that happened during regulation...just the KO return.   At the time it and for quite a while after it was the shortest OT.   Does anyone know if the record was broken?
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