For nearly two decades as the Green Bay Packers' quarterback, Aaron Rodgers had a mostly unassaulted dominion over the NFC North. The Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, and, of course, the Chicago Bears — a.k.a. Rodgers' favorite punching bag — were less worthy divisional competition, and more pitiful cannon fodder for the four-time MVP.
With the news that Rodgers is joining the Pittsburgh Steelers, each of those three teams will get one more crack at humbling one of their greatest tormentors next season. That's because the Steelers have the entire NFC North on their regular-season schedule.