Time for the renewal of the longest running rivalry in NFL history between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears.

A rivalry which helped define the NFL, tonight’s game will be the 185th meeting between the two teams (including playoffs) with the Bears holding a slim 91-85-6 advantage in the series.

To help get you ready for tonight’s match up between these two storied rivals, check out this short video which commemorates the rivalry.

Go Pack Go!

After giving us a video retrospective of the Packers/Bears rivalry, he returns with a fantastic video which chronicles the career of Aaron Rodgers career with the Packers.

From his waiting on draft day to be selected through the Summer of Favre to becoming a Super Bowl champ and league MVP, the journey of Rodgers has been incredible. And the best part is Rodgers has many more years left to add to his already impressive legacy.

Check out Dale’s video here:

The Chicago Bears.

The mere mention of these two football teams stirs up emotions from both fan bases. Rich in history, filled with tradition, they are the pillars of the National Football League.

It would be near impossible to begin and try to explain what the Packers/Bears rivalry is about. Words can only do so much justice. It is better to watch some of the action on the field to begin and comprehend what this 92 year old rivalry is all about.

Twitter friend Dale H Decker has put together a near 4 minute video which does an excellent job in capturing the spirit of the rivalry. Using film footage from throughout the rivalry, it is an excellent historical record of the oldest rivalry in the NFL. Check it out here:

If this does not get you psyched about the Week 2 matchup between these two teams at Lambeau Field, I would suggest watching this video again. And again. And again.

So in case anyone else out there is twiddling their thumbs like I am today, here is all of his dances from this season, thanks to the ABC YouTube page.

First Dance: Cha Cha

Second Dance: Quick Step

Third Dance: Ramba

Fourth Dance: Paso Doble

Fifth Dance: Argentine Tango

Sixth Dance: Fox Trot

Seventh Dance: Viennese Waltz

Eighth Dance: Tango

Ninth Dance: Jive

Tenth Dance: Waltz

Eleventh Dance: Samba

Twelfth Dance: Argentine Tango

Thirteenth Dance: Freestyle

Tune in to ABC tonight to see the fourteenth and final dance of the season.

In similar fashion, a Q&A session was conducted after the film debuted in Minnesota on April 29, with Neelsen, Johnson, former Green Bay reporter and current Senior Editor at ESPN 1500 Tom Pelissero, and Cheesehead TV’s own Max Ginsberg answering questions from the audience of Packers and Vikings fans.

Both Q&A sessions offer great insight into the events over the tumultuous 3 year period from 2008-2010 from those directly involved.

Check out the Madison Q&A session here

And the Minneapolis session here

The Packers official website is currently featuring a short video narrated by Kramer himself, talking about the Lombardi Era, his place during it, and what being part of a “team” means to him.

Check out the video here.

Be sure and visit jerrykramer4hof.com and support the campaign to get Jerry Kramer into the Hall of Fame

I was lucky enough to meet Mat at the Cheesehead TV tweet up in Dallas last year, and look forward to hopefully rockin some Aaron Rodgers with him in Indianapolis next month!!

This is one of those things.