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The Vikings joined the NFL in 1961 and have won one NFL Championship in 1969 (before the 1970 AFL-NFL Merger), but subsequently lost to the [[Kansas City Chiefs]] in Super Bowl IV to devoid the franchise of a true [[List of National Football League champions|pro football world championship]]. The Vikings were the first team to play in four [[Super Bowl|Super Bowls]], though losing all of them. No team has as many NFC or [[American Football Conference|AFC]] Championship game appearances (ten) without a Super Bowl title. The Vikings have won their division 20 times, [[List of National Football Conference division winners|third most among teams in the NFL]] and most among teams in the NFC North division. |
The Vikings joined the NFL in 1961 and have won one NFL Championship in 1969 (before the 1970 AFL-NFL Merger), but subsequently lost to the [[Kansas City Chiefs]] in Super Bowl IV to devoid the franchise of a true [[List of National Football League champions|pro football world championship]]. The Vikings were the first team to play in four [[Super Bowl|Super Bowls]], though losing all of them. No team has as many NFC or [[American Football Conference|AFC]] Championship game appearances (ten) without a Super Bowl title. The Vikings have won their division 20 times, [[List of National Football Conference division winners|third most among teams in the NFL]] and most among teams in the NFC North division. |
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β | The [[Green Bay Packers]] and Minnesota Vikings have been "Black and Blue" NFC North divisional rivals since Minnesota joined the NFL in 1961. The rivalry is known for being very close, both in the all-time series and close proximity between the bordering states. Events such as Randy Moss mooning the Green Bay crowd in the |
+ | The [[Green Bay Packers]] and Minnesota Vikings have been "Black and Blue" NFC North divisional rivals since Minnesota joined the NFL in 1961. The rivalry is known for being very close, both in the all-time series and close proximity between the bordering states. Events such as Randy Moss mooning the Green Bay crowd in the only playoff game between these two teams (won by the Vikings), and former Packer great [[Brett Favre]]'s move to the Vikings after two separate retirements have created more resentment between these teams. |
After 102 regular-season and post-season games, the Packers currently lead the all-time series, 53-48-1. |
After 102 regular-season and post-season games, the Packers currently lead the all-time series, 53-48-1. |