As part of the Wild American Flavor Tour, Prilosec OTC Wildberry and Larry the Cable Guy were in Green Bay with legend Gilbert Brown cheering on the home team against the hated rivals from Detroit. Larry and the Prilosec OTC Wildberry food truck were on hand serving fans the boldest flavors while promoting the Wild American Flavor Sweepstakes. From now until January 7, 2013, enter at WildberryFlavor.com for a chance to win trips to three of America’s most flavorful cities, including tickets to some of the country’s biggest sporting events courtesy of new Prilosec OTC Wildberry...

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It has been 21 years since the Lions have boarded the plane home from Wisconsin with the feeling of victory. Entering Sunday night’s game between the Lions and Packers, Green Bay had dominated the last 20 meetings at home, winning all of them. The Packers extended that home winning streak over their bitter NFC North rivals with a come-from-behind 27-20 win.

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The Green Bay Packers did what they needed to do last night in the snow flurries at Lambeau Field: beat an inferior team in the guise of the Detroit Lions, 27-20 (my prediction was 24-17...close!). In the process, the Packers kept their Wisconsin winning streak over the Lions going, now at 22 games. The last time Detroit won a game in the Badger state was 1991. There might even be a player or two on one or both teams who wasn't alive at that time, that's how long it's been.

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While the Packers beating the Lions 27-20 on Sunday was definitely the most important event of the weekend in Green Bay, there were some other events of note surrounding the game.

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There is nothing better in the NFL than a division rivalry game.

Ok, so it can get a little better.

There is nothing better in the NFL than a division game that features one of the league’s most storied franchises, the Green Bay Packers.

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We’re doing this preview a bit earlier than usual. Which, to our way of thinking, makes it a pre-preview of the Sunday night game between the 8-4 Green Bay Packers and the 4-8 Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field. Hope you don't mind. (If you read to the end -- no skipping ahead! -- you'll be rewarded for your efforts. If you're lucky enough to win the sweepstakes, that is. Hey, no skipping ahead!)

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The Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers. Autumn. After uttering those simple words, immediately, your mind begins playing back grainy footage of Bobby Layne’s devil-may-care style of the 1950s; Bart Starr getting sacked 11 times on Thanksgiving Day in 1962; and Ray Nitchke, Joe Schmidt, Chris Spielman and Reggie White roving free on a cold gridiron or raucous dome. Recently, you’ll even recall spectacular offensive efforts by Barry Sanders, Brett Favre, Sterling Sharpe and Calvin Johnson. Some of the best football players ever have competed in this legendary NFC North duel, making the matchup one of the most special in the NFL.

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The Green Bay Packers started off the season 2-3, but they went on a big winning streak and are now tied with the Chicago Bears for first place in the NFC North. The way we see it, they have a very good chance of residing solely in first after the weekend.

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The 8-4 Green Bay Packers are a touchdown favorite this Sunday night as the 4-8 Detroit Lions invade legendary Lambeau Field in an attempt to salvage their season. Conditions have certainly been worse at Lambeau in past battles, but the Lions will definitely face an uphill battle on what is expected to be a cold night in Green Bay.

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If you’re on a sports blog, I have to assume that the answer to the question posed in the title is a resounding YES.

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