The Giants look to get back on track after blowing a 10-point lead in a loss to the Steelers in Week 9. The Giants have averaged just 78.3 rushing yards in their last three games. The Bengals hope to avoid their fifth straight loss. Andy Dalton was sacked five times in a Week 9 loss to the Broncos. The Giants are tied for third in the NFL with 25 sacks.
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Falcons at Saints, Sunday at 1 p.m.
The Falcons are out to improve to 9-0 on the season, but they'll have to do it against a Saints team that has been playing better as of late. The Saints have won three of their last four games. The Falcons have taken advantage of playing poor teams. Six of their eight wins are against teams that are currently under .500.
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Broncos at Panthers, Sunday at 1 p.m.
Peyton Manning looks to lead the Broncos to a fourth straight victory when they face Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers. Manning leads the NFL with a 69.5 completion percentage, the highest of his career. Newton will try and help the Panthers win their second straight game after losing their previous five. It would help if Newton doesn't turn the ball over. The Panthers are 1-15 when Newton commits at least one turnover.
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Jets at Seahawks, Sunday at 4:05 p.m.
Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie said on Thursday that the Jets will make the playoffs. At 3-5, they'll need a win Sunday to make that a more realistic possibility. That will be difficult at CenturyLink field, where the Seahawks are 4-0. Seahawks' rookie quarterback Russell Wilson threw for three touchdowns against the Vikings in Week 9, and has yet to throw an interception at home.
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Texans at Bears, Sunday at 8:30 p.m.
Two 7-1 teams will face off in the Sunday night matchup. The Bears' defense ranks second in the league, giving up just 15 points per game, while the Texans score an average of 29.6 points per game, good for second in the NFL. The Texans are 3-0 on the road, while the Bears are 4-0 at Soldier Field.
