SI's Top 10 NFL Rivalries

:party-smi thx bigSkin.

Cincinnati at Detroit4:05 p.m.Cleveland at Oakland4:05 p.m.Dallas at Washington4:15 p.m.

Please delete #8, also I think the Chargers/Raiders should be somewhere in there.

Browns/Steelers lost some of it's luster after they moved the franchise to B-More. But for the most part, I agree with it.

My friend lives in Berlin, Germany. Any way I can check listings or sports bars there for the game?

Here's his best option ;)
http://static.flickr.com/20/74099443_6a03d53b68_o_d.gif

:lol: Thats freakin hilarious...but here is some more cost effective info :)

It is from the website Dave's ESL cafe that provides information for American (or Western foreigners in general) about life teaching English abroad. And whats more important that watching the Skins on Sunday? Nothing!

http://www.eslcafe.com/forums/job/viewtopic.php?t=32045

Just in time to get us fired up for Dallas week. It's good to see that the national press still recognizes this as the best All-Time NFL rivalry. Not that there should be any question but sometimes the trendy pick beats out the classic on these kind of lists.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/2005/12/15/gallery.oldrivals/content.10.html


what a great picture. great find Onside. people who don't know, need to.

steelers and browns should be higher, not 1, but higher.

is the skins/cowboys game going to be the national game this week?:dallas: :dallas:Is that why they changed the time to 4:00.

Bills/Dolphins is much better than Jets/Dolphins, well used to be. But for the most part thats right.
I disagree. Jets-Dolphins is huge. Bills-Dolphins might be bigger in Buffalo, but Jets-Dolphins is definitely bigger in Miami.

Of all the rivalries on the list, Bears-Packers has to be the least interesting.

If you think about it, when the Bears were good, back in the 80's, the Pack was terrible. When the Pack was good, mid 90's, the Bears were terrible. You have to go waaaay back in the day when both of those teams were in contention and their games actually meant something.

Once Brett Favre leaves, expect the Green Bay Packers to go back to the cellar of the NFL. Hell, they're already there. As far as the Bears go, if their cap situation allows that defense to stay together, and if they ever get the offense in gear, Chicago could be at the top of that division for quite awhile. That's a lot of 'ifs' though.