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The NFC North has gone 17-3 against teams outside its division. Even the last-place Packers are sitting at 5-3. That's an incredible level of competition, and the possibility of all four teams reaching the playoffs suddenly looks very real.
But there's an interesting twist. Chicago is 6-2 overall and still hasn't won a division game, sitting at 0-2. Detroit, meanwhile, is 2-0 against its NFC North rivals.
That's where things could get interesting. Beating teams from other divisions is great, but these head-to-head games could ultimately decide who gets a home playoff game and who ends up fighting for a wild-card spot.
I wouldn't count Green Bay out either. Being last in this division doesn't mean much when you're still sitting at 5-3. That's how competitive this group has become.
If you had to trust one team to win the remaining NFC North matchups, who would it be? Detroit, Minnesota, Chicago or Green Bay?
But there's an interesting twist. Chicago is 6-2 overall and still hasn't won a division game, sitting at 0-2. Detroit, meanwhile, is 2-0 against its NFC North rivals.
That's where things could get interesting. Beating teams from other divisions is great, but these head-to-head games could ultimately decide who gets a home playoff game and who ends up fighting for a wild-card spot.
I wouldn't count Green Bay out either. Being last in this division doesn't mean much when you're still sitting at 5-3. That's how competitive this group has become.
If you had to trust one team to win the remaining NFC North matchups, who would it be? Detroit, Minnesota, Chicago or Green Bay?
