"The Minnesota Vikings come in as the second most frequent winner with three division titles, followed by the Detroit Lions with two. You don't need any numbers or statistics to guess that the Chicago Bears come in last in the recent divisional dominance category; they've only won the North once since 2011. However, after weeks of flip-flopping positions with the Packers, Caleb Williams and "Da Bears" have taken hold of the NFC North standings."
"If Chicagowins one of their final two games, they will officially clinch the division, but both matchups are difficult. First, they'll go on the road to face the red-hot San Francisco 49ers before heading home to take on the Detroit Lions. They are underdogs against the Niners, and everybody knows a divisional game against a hungry and frustrated Lions team won't be a cakewalk."
Green Bay has won eight of the NFC North division titles since 2011 (about 57%), with Minnesota winning three, Detroit two, and Chicago one. Chicago currently sits atop the division at 11-4 after two straight wins, while Green Bay is 9-5-1 and has lost its last two games. Chicago can clinch the division by winning one of its final two games but faces a road game at San Francisco and a home game versus Detroit, both challenging matchups. Green Bay faces Baltimore in Week 17 (potentially without Lamar Jackson) and then travels to play the 49ers and the Minnesota Vikings, who are already eliminated.
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