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Denver (1-0) at Atlanta (1-0). Veteran QB Peyton Manning and former Georgia CB Champ Bailey lead the Broncos while QB Matt Ryan and new CB Asante Samuel fuel Atlanta. These teams lost to the Super Bowl-bound Patriots and Giants in January's playoffs.

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Green Bay (1-1) at Seattle (1-1). Ex-USC linebackers Clay Matthews and Nick Perry lead Green Bay against former coach Pete Carroll's Seahawks, who feature rookie Russell Wilson and ex-Packer Matt Flynn at QB. Seattle has won its last five Monday games.

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Chicago (2-1) at Dallas (2-1). Strong-armed QBs Jay Cutler and Tony Romo look to dodge pass rushes starring DeMarcus Ware and Julius Peppers. The Bears are 5-1 on Mondays since 2008 while Dallas is on a 4-1 run, boosting its MNF-leading win total to 43.

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Denver (2-3) at San Diego (3-2). Broncos QB Peyton Manning joins this AFC West rivalry, which saw the visitor prevail in both meetings last season. Oft-injured Chargers RB Ryan Mathews has run for 100-plus yards in all three of his games against Denver.

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Detroit (2-3) at Chicago (4-1). The Bears roared past Detroit 37-13 here last season as CB Charles Tillman stymied WR Calvin Johnson and joined Major Wright in returning INTs of Matthew Stafford for TDs. Ex-Illinois RB Mikel Leshoure runs for the Lions.

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San Francisco (5-2) at Arizona (4-3). Ken Whisenhunt's Cardinals rallied past San Francisco 21-19 here last season to snap a five-game losing streak in the series. Larry Fitzgerald, Andre Roberts and Early Doucet scored TDs on John Skelton passes.

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Philadelphia (3-4) at New Orleans (2-5). QB Drew Brees and the Saints bid for their eighth-straight Monday victory, facing a Philly defense guided by new coordinator Todd Bowles. LeSean McCoy and Darren Sproles are versatile threats out of the backfield.

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Kansas City (1-7) at Pittsburgh (5-3). The Steelers bid for their 15th straight Monday-night home win, while K.C.'s Romeo Crennel tries to beat Pittsburgh for the first time (0-8) as a head coach. Derrick Johnson and James Harrison star on defense.

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Chicago (7-2) at San Francisco (6-2-1). Linebackers Lance Briggs and Patrick Willis headline a matchup of elite defenses at Candlestick Park, where the Bears last won in 1985. On Monday nights, Chicago is on a 7-1 run, while the 49ers' run is 4-1.

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Carolina (2-8) at Philadelphia (3-7). QB Cam Newton makes his Monday-night debut with the Panthers, whose three road losses in 2012 are by a combined nine points. Philadelphia is stuck in its worst losing streak (six games) in Andy Reid's 14 seasons.

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New York Giants (7-4) at Washington (5-6) in the Monday-night debut of Redskins QB Robert Griffin III. On Oct. 21, the Giants pulled out a 27-23 win over Washington on Eli Manning's 77-yard TD to Victor Cruz with 1:13 to play. Griffin ran for 89 yards but had two turnovers.

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Houston (11-1) at New England (9-3) in a meeting of elite AFC teams on six-game winning streaks. RB Arian Foster drives the Texans, while LB J.J. Watt leads the effort to disrupt QB Tom Brady and a Pats attack that has just two turnovers in five games.

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New York Jets (6-7) at Tennessee (4-9). The Titans have won their last three Monday-night games, while New York is just 2-5 on MNF since 2008, including a home loss to Houston this season. RBs Shonn Greene and Chris Johnson spearhead erratic offenses.

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