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As an example, the [[Green Bay Packers]] finished first in the NFC North after the 2020 season. They therefore played the following teams during the 2021 season:
As an example, the [[Green Bay Packers]] finished first in the NFC North after the 2020 season. They therefore played the following teams during the 2021 season:
*Two games each, home and away, against [[Chicago Bears|Chicago]], [[Detroit Lions|Detroit]] and [[Minnesota Vikings|Minnesota]], their NFC North Division rivals,
*Two games each, home and away, against [[Chicago Bears|Chicago]], [[Detroit Lions|Detroit]], and [[Minnesota Vikings|Minnesota]], their NFC North Division rivals,
*All four teams from the AFC North ([[Baltimore Ravens|Baltimore]] [[Cincinnati Bengals|Cincinnati]], [[Cleveland Browns|Cleveland]] and [[Pittsburgh Steelers|Pittsburgh]], which was their designated inter-conference division for that year),
*All four teams from the AFC North ([[Baltimore Ravens|Baltimore]], [[Cincinnati Bengals|Cincinnati]], [[Cleveland Browns|Cleveland]], and [[Pittsburgh Steelers|Pittsburgh]], which was their designated inter-conference division for that year),
*All four teams from the NFC West ([[Arizona Cardinals|Arizona]], [[Los Angeles Rams]], [[San Francisco 49ers|San Francisco]] and [[Seattle Seahawks|Seattle]], which was their designated intra-conference division for that year),
*All four teams from the NFC West ([[Arizona Cardinals|Arizona]], [[Los Angeles Rams]], [[San Francisco 49ers|San Francisco]], and [[Seattle Seahawks|Seattle]], which was their designated intra-conference division for that year),
*The other teams from the NFC (besides the West) which also finished first in their divisions in 2020: those teams were [[New Orleans Saints|New Orleans]] (NFC South) and [[Washington Football Team|Washington]] (NFC East), and
*The other teams from the NFC (besides the West) which also finished first in their divisions in 2020: those teams were [[New Orleans Saints|New Orleans]] (NFC South) and [[Washington Commanders|Washington]] (NFC East), and
*A designated AFC team not in the AFC North, which for 2021 was [[Kansas City Chiefs|Kansas City]].
*A designated AFC team not in the AFC North, which for 2021 was [[Kansas City Chiefs|Kansas City]].