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1. Green Bay Packers (13-3 in 2007)Ok, so what everybody wants to know is will the Favre-less Packers be able to hold off the Vikings. I've been called a homer before but my true and honest opinion is yes. But the playingfield has certainly been evened dramatically.

Our latest installment of our 2008 NFL Divisional Predictions brings us to the NFC North. And no, I’m not even going to mention Brett Favre—not anymore, anyway! This division was pretty lackluster in 2007. If it weren’t for the Minnesota Vikings late push, only one team would have reached the .500 mark.

We are nearing the start of another exciting NFL season, and its time Jason Lowry gave you his 2008 Green Bay Packers season predictions. The Packers put together a pretty surprising season, as Brett Favre found the magic of old, and with the help of a great defense the Packers went on to finish the season at 13-3 safely atop the NFC North.

On Wednesday night a very important trade happened in the NFL which will have a lot of impact on the entire league. Brett Favre will now be wearing green and white as he will be manning the offense with the New York Jets. He was with the Green Bay Packers for 16 seasons and is very iconic to their team.

It’s Friday, time for season predictions! Head over to our Packer Fan Forum and give us your Wins and Losses crystal ball gazing insight. I will come back to this and someone will have to get something out of it. ShareThis

Okay, it’s tough to really get into training camp and preseason in the NFL. Most of the time, preseason games feature late round draft picks and desperate free agents fighting it out for the last spot on the roster. For a football enthusiast, it’s a blast to watch this competitive battle, but for a casual fan, watching paint dry on the wall is much better.

It seems that on b/r the new trend is to make a series of articles. Being in a minor rut myself I came to the conclusion that this was the thing to do, after all it's hip. I'll start off this 8 part mini-series with the only Division I feel comfortable talking about with any authority whatsoever.

I, as I have said before, am a math person and like numbers. I was thinking about Super Bowl Odds and, putting my math and sports together, created my own. I already did the AFC. Now I do the NFC. Odds to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl: The Favorite Dallas Cowboys Odds: 2-1 The