Tickets to every intra-division game in a single division (1 Viewer)

[Uncle Humuna]

If you won tickets to all 12 intra-division games in a single division, which division would you choose (not including the one your favorite team is in)?

e.g. If you chose the AFC West, you'd go to both games between DEN-SD, DEN-KC, DEN-OAK, SD-KC, SD-OAK & KC-OAK (assume there are no scheduling conflicts).

 

[thatguy]

NFC East or NFC North. I voted NFC East. The AFC North is up there too.

 

[GloryDaze]

In order:

AFC North

AFC South

NFC West

AFC East

NFC East

NFC South

AFC West

 

[facook]

NFC North (this year anyway). Games between GB/MIN/CHI always have great rivalry meaning, and at least with Detroit I'd get to watch Megatron and see Stafford develop.

NFC East might have slightly better games among their top 3, but I'd also have to sit amongst all of their insufferable fans.

 

[Lehigh98]

Do we get additional time to hang out in the city or is it strictly for the game.

(Probably not what you're looking for but some cities are better than others... sorry Detroit)

 

[Uncle Humuna]

Do we get additional time to hang out in the city or is it strictly for the game.(Probably not what you're looking for but some cities are better than others... sorry Detroit)

No extra time to check out the cities.However, feel free to have stadiums, fans, food, cheerleaders, etc. influence your vote . . .

 

[shredhead]

NFC East or NFC North. I voted NFC East.

Same here, but the Labeau field experience alone swayed my vote to the NFC North. Soldier Field would be cool too. I might have been more inclined to vote NFC East if the Cowboys still had their old stadium

 

[zanti8]

fav team pats so no afc east

afc north - steelers 2nd favorite team

nfc north - packers and bears fav nfc teams ( best histories and stadiums

afc west - 4 grass fields , cool afl history rivals

nfc west - only because ive always wanted to see candlestick

hm it gets hard now, yuk

nfc south - new orleans cool town + like the saints and bucs have cool stadium

nfc east - i still get sick when i see giants , but washington has great stadium

afc south - titans are the only team i dont dislike in the division

 

[North]

Afc North.

Baltimore vs Pitt. twice a year is good but now with The Bengals playing better there are 3 quality teams in same division.

 

[Lehigh98]

NFC East or NFC North. I voted NFC East.

Same here, but the Labeau field experience alone swayed my vote to the NFC North. Soldier Field would be cool too. I might have been more inclined to vote NFC East if the Cowboys still had their old stadium

Since I can't pick NFC East... easy call for NFC North.

 

[gianmarco]

AFC West.

I want to see "The Sign"

 

[OnThInIcE911]

I would watch NFC East. No real duds there(washington at least puts together a competitive roster) and it seems they always have at least 1 team in the NFC title game.

AFC north is good too (bengals fan) but having to watch Cleveland 3 times would be painful.

I'd also watch AFC south since Jags/Texans/Titans put together competitive teams and Peyton Manning is so much fun to watch.

All other divisions have at least 1 team that is far worse than the rest.

 

[Stitch]

Gotta go NFC East here. I like the matchups of the NFC North, but would not look forward to spending more than 5 seconds in the Scrap heap that is the Metrodome.

 

[Uncle Humuna]

Might have to do another one with city visits included.