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best franchise in NFL history? (updated to include 2011 superbowl)

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OG Hack Wilson:
the top 6 options here

Shallow:
I would have leaned towards the Packers before this year. Now it's set in stone. I mean just think about what the team means to the town. You could fit the entire population of Green Bay into the new Cowboys' stadium and still have room left over. It's by far the smallest market in the league and still the least likely to ever move. It's also arguably the biggest brand among the teams. The green and yellow, the cheese hats, the logo. Everyone knows the Packers and no one even knows what a packer is. It's a team named after a meat packing company that sponsored it 100 years ago so they could buy Jerseys. And the fucking team is owned by the citizens of the town.

If they never won a title they'd still be in the race for best Franchise, the fact that they had a dynasty, then gave birth to maybe the most famous QB and legend to ever play, and are now on the brink of another great era, just makes this an easy choice. Packers>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Everybody else.

OG Hack Wilson:
i always wondered why San Francisco was never named the Packers instead ;)

Shallow:

--- Quote from: Carlton Banks on February 10, 2011, 02:58:27 PM ---i always wondered why San Francisco was never named the Packers instead ;)

--- End quote ---

At least that would make sense.

Chamillitary Click:
Pretty undebatable.

It's like saying the Redsox or the Knicks are the greatest franchises in their sports.

Substantial number of rings = best.

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