Lambeau Field

Known as the most historical and compelling rivalry in the NFL, matchups between the Bears and the Packers guarantee physical play. It is the league’s longest continual rivalry, and the victories are split almost evenly between each team, so you can expect players to duke it out in zealous fashion. Fans might egg each other on, but at the end of the day one team advances further, and the other team gets a better draft pick when all is said and done. Chicagoans will try and drink all the beer, so make sure you tailgate early.

The Minnesota Vikings play the Packers sometimes three games a year. The games have added weight because not only are the two teams in the same division, but the proximity of the teams means you’ll find plenty of fans of both teams in northwestern Wisconsin and the Twin Cities.

When the Lions come to town play can often become physical and cheap. The refs don’t mandate that the player's shower, so expect dirty, rough and tumble play. In an already competitive division, the Packers bring their entire muster when playing the Lions. It’s not uncommon to see every player on the 53-man roster take part on the field due to injuries or trick plays.

The Cowboys consider themselves “America’s Team,” much to the dismay of the Packers who come from a blue-collar city. Although the Dallas Cowboys did not come on the scene until 1960, a bitter conflict quickly emerged between the two teams with the Ice Bowl being one of the most famous games in NFL history.