Since 1992 the Packers have had two of the greatest QBs to ever play in the NFL. They’ve won multiple Super Bowls and been consistent contenders almost every single year. Of the 5 Super Bowls ever won by NFC North teams, the Packers have won 4 of them. They have the most wins of any team in the NFL. Of the last 30 seasons the Packers have won the North 15 times. The Super Bowl trophy is named after a Packers coach.

The Lions are not just a laughing stock of the NFL, they are one of the most underwhelming and dysfunctional teams in the history of organized American sports. The fucking Buccaneers have won the North more recently than the Lions.

The Bears, much like the Cubs, are one of the more historically relevant teams in the sport and were a fundamental contributor to the NFL we know today. Also like the Cubs, they have one of the most bitter and long-standing rivalries in the sport and yet haven’t been competitive with that rival for decades. Justin Fields is probably the most promising QB they’ve had since the 80’s and we’re not even sure if he’s all that good.

The Vikings have lost all 4 of the Super Bowls they’ve appeared in, which would be talked about more if the Bills didn’t one-up them by accomplishing the same thing but consecutively. Despite that, the Vikings have been the only somewhat consistently competitive NFC North team of the last 3 decades. Their best QB in franchise history played his last game for them in 1966. Their second best ever QB was Brett Farve.

The Packers have dominated the North for most of our entire lives. I don’t say all of that to brag or rub it in anyones face, I say that as a message to the constant whining of Packers fans who just don’t seem to understand why everyone hates us. I do not get mad when I see “FTP” or “Rodgers is a choker” or “49ers own the Packers.” Because what do you expect out of rival fanbases.