The Ice Bowl. The 1990s. Rodgers in Dallas. Jordan Love’s playoff statement. Some rivalries don't need a division in common.
Bart Starr's late quarterback sneak in bitter Lambeau cold delivers Green Bay a 21–17 NFL Championship victory.
The Cowboys eliminate the Packers in three consecutive postseasons. The rivalry gets personal.
The Dez Bryant catch ruling becomes part of NFL folklore. Two seasons later, Rodgers finds Jared Cook on the sideline and Mason Crosby seals another Packers playoff win.
Jordan Love and the Packers stun the Cowboys 48–32 in the Wild Card round, turning a road playoff trip into a Green Bay statement.
Dallas has the nickname. Green Bay is publicly owned by its community of shareholders. The contrast is part of what makes these franchises different.