The Best Division in the NFL?

[Mooche]

Narrowed it down to a few options for everyone.

Comment on why you think which division is the best. I will weigh in later.

Vote away!

 

[Elite]

How is the NFC North not on here? Superbowl winnings team, Bears were 11-5, Lions could potentially finish .500 this season and the Vikings aren't a pushover.

 

[RipCity32]

I would of also voted for the NFC North.
2 teams made the NFC Finals. Vikings had an off year, but are still a good team. And the Lions are on the rise.

 

[Falcons11497]

NFC South imo
Only division where 3 out of the 4 teams have been to the super bowl this decade (well 2000-2010) and all 4 have made it to the nfc championship this decade
our only downer was the panthers, and the 3 other teams managed to get 10+ wins this season

 

[Mooche]

Sorry boys. Honest mistake.

NFC North is up there.

Vote away.

 

[footballplaya52]

NFC East

no contest

 

[kam.]

LOL the Typical "UHH NO DOUBT MY TEAMS DIVISION" thread.


ehhh.. gimme a break. You don't get rings by playing in a certain division.


Fuck It.

NFC WEST FOR BEST DIVISION.

 

[Lake Louise]

I'm going with NFC North. Last year, Vikings were a game away from the SB. This year, Bears and Packers battled in the Championship. Seems to be just about guaranteed that they can get 2 teams in the playoffs. In some years, 3 teams. Each NFC North game this year was an either or of who would win. Lions even managed to win some. Vikings had an off year yes, but each team can, and does compete.

 

[kam.]

I'm going with NFC North. Last year, Vikings were a game away from the SB. This year, Bears and Packers battled in the Championship. Seems to be just about guaranteed that they can get 2 teams in the playoffs. In some years, 3 teams. Each NFC North game this year was an either or of who would win. Lions even managed to win some. Vikings had an off year yes, but each team can, and does compete.

Doesn't matter what they were doing last year.

It's what they are this year, current time. Teams change.

 

[footballplaya52]

plus 0-16 equals out the division.

 

[RipCity32]

Doesn't matter what they were doing last year.

It's what they are this year, current time. Teams change.

We have the Super Bowl winner and the NFC runner-up.
The fuck else you want? Who cares who won 10+ games. We have the 2 best teams in the NFC according to the playoffs.

 

[WHO-DEY-BENGALS_18]

AFC North. Most physical division in football, especially with the Ravens & Steelers. The Ravens & Steelers are always good, I expect the Bengals to get better and the Browns are getting better especially the organization itself. NFC South is also really tough with the Buccaneers, Falcons, Saints and I'm sure the Panthers will improve at some point.

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Only one division had 3 teams with 10+ wins last season...

 

[kam.]

We have the Super Bowl winner and the NFC runner-up.
The fuck else you want? Who cares who won 10+ games. We have the 2 best teams in the NFC according to the playoffs.

Also 2 of the worst.

 

[RipCity32]

Lol, no.

 

[kam.]

Lol, no.

Ofcourse not, god forbid somebody say the Lions are one of the worst teams in the NFC.. Blasphemy

 

[RipCity32]

Record wise maybe. But that's a product of playing in the best division in the NFL.

 

[kam.]

If you put the Lions in the NFC West they win 8-9 pretty easily.

Which is sad. Seahawks are worse than the Lions and went 7-9 in that division.

 

[kam.]

Record wise maybe. But that's a product of playing in the best division in the NFL.

Don't give me that shit.

Vikings are sorry, Chicago is beatable and Packers are the only elite team in that division.

 

[RipCity32]

Which is sad. Seahawks are worse than the Lions and went 7-9 in that division.

I edited my post.

But 8-9 easily means they could win more than that. I would of said 10 but you would of played the homer card.
But then again you play the homer card any time I say anything regarding the Lions.