NFL Divisional Power Rankings sparks heated fan debate

Published: Jul 19, 2012 at 01:25 PM

The Around the League gang -- Gregg Rosenthal, Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and Brian McIntyre -- each took a swipe at ranking the NFL's eight divisions, with the NFC South ultimately taking the top spot.

Fans took to Twitter and Facebook to respond to the rankings, offering their thoughts on the which division is the best in the NFL. Talk about the NFL's toughest division also generated nearly 6,000 comments on the NFL Facebook page. Join the debate here.

Here are some of the best tweets disputing the toughest division:

“@nfl: RT @NFL_ATL: The best division in football is.. ” NFC NORTH. best qb-aaron Rodgers. Best rb-Adrian Peterson, best wr-Calvin Johnson.
— PD (@PjDeRo15) July 19, 2012

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