NFL games on TV

CLEVELAND (2-0) vs. NY GIANTS (1-1)
When/where: Sunday, 1 p.m., at East Rutherford, N.J.
TV: Ch. 4.
Last season: Did not meet.
Comments: Coming off an impressive performance in which he threw for 232 yards and a touchdown in a 20-14 Giants win over the Redskins, quarterback Kurt Warner will try to add to his comfort level against the injury-depleted Browns. Cleveland fell to Dallas last Sunday, 19-12, with Jeff Garcia just 8 for 27 passing for 71 yards.

PHILADELPHIA (2-0) vs. DETROIT (2-0)
When/where: Sunday, 1 p.m., at Detroit.
TV: Ch. 25.
Last season: Did not meet.
Comments: Donovan McNabb and the Eagles are flying high after Monday night's 27-16 win over Minnesota. But the Joey Harrington-led Lions are feeling pretty good about themselves, too, with two wins already this season after winning only five games last year. Last Sunday, they beat Houston, 28-16.

GREEN BAY (1-1) vs. INDIANAPOLIS (1-1)
When/where: Sunday, 4:15 p.m., at Indianapolis.
TV: Ch. 25.
Last season: Did not meet.
Comments: Last Sunday, Peyton Manning went up against fellow co-MVP Steve McNair and Tennessee, and the Colts prevailed, 31-17. This week, Manning will be facing another of the league's top quarterbacks, Brett Favre, who will be trying to help the Packers rebound from their 21-10 home loss to Chicago.

TAMPA BAY (0-2) vs. OAKLAND (1-1)
When/where: Sunday, 8:30 p.m., at Oakland.
TV/radio: ESPN; WEEI (850 AM).
Last season: Did not meet.
Comments: Jon Gruden returns to the Black Pit, as the Buccaneers coach leads his team against the team he used to coach -- and which his Tampa squad beat in the Super Bowl two seasons ago. Gruden switched quarterbacks during last Sunday's game, benching an ineffective Brad Johnson in favor of second-year man Chris Simms, but the Bucs still fell to Seattle, 10-6. The Raiders are coming off a 13-10 win over Buffalo in which the biggest play was what didn't happen -- Jerry Rice's NFL-record consecutive-games-with-a-reception streak ended at 274 games.
Compiled by Kevin Armstrong