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Aaron Rodgers gave Packers fans a glimpse of the future in last year's meeting with Dallas. (Paul Sancya/Associated Press)

NEW ORLEANS AT DENVER
When, where: Sunday, 4:05 p.m., at Invesco Field at Mile High.
TV, radio: Channel 25, WAMG (890).
Last season: Did not play.
Of note: The Broncos have won the last two meetings. New Orleans has not won in Denver since 1994 . . . After two games, the Saints rank 12th in the NFC in points allowed (49) and 14th in yards allowed (807) . . . The Broncos, who are averaging 40 points and 463.5 yards per game (both league highs), are looking for their first 3-0 start since 2003 . . . Denver rookie Eddie Royal has racked up 183 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

JACKSONVILLE AT INDIANAPOLIS
When, where: Sunday, 4:15 p.m., at Lucas Oil Stadium.
TV: Channel 4.
Last season: Indianapolis won, 29-7, Oct. 22, and 28-25, Dec. 2.
Of note: Jacksonville ranks 28th in the NFL in rushing yards, while the Colts rank 28th in rushing defense . . . Both teams are battling injuries. The Jaguars will play without three of their five starting offensive linemen. The Colts will be without safety Bob Sanders and center Jeff Saturday . . . Jacksonville is facing its first 0-3 start since 2003, when it finished 5-11 . . . Indianapolis leads the all-time series, 11-3.

DALLAS AT GREEN BAY
When, where: Sunday, 8:15 p.m., at Lambeau Field.
TV, radio: Channel 7, WEEI (850).
Last season: Cowboys won, 37-27, Nov. 29.
Of note: Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 201 yards and a touchdown against Dallas last year while filling in for Brett Favre . . . The Packers (36 points per game) and Cowboys (34.5) rank third and fourth in the NFL in scoring . . . Last Monday, Dallas's Terrell Owens moved past Cris Carter into second place on the all-time receiving touchdowns list with 132 . . . Cowboys standout Jason Witten leads all NFL tight ends with 13 receptions and 206 yards.

NEW YORK JETS AT SAN DIEGO
When, where: Monday, 8:30 p.m., at Qualcomm Stadium.
TV, radio: ESPN, WEEI (850).
Last season: Did not play.
Of note: Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson (toe) is expected to start but will split time with Darren Sproles . . . Jets quarterback Brett Favre outplayed Chargers counterpart Philip Rivers in their only previous meeting, during Week 3 last season when Favre led Green Bay to a 31-24 win by throwing for 369 yards and three TDs. Rivers passed for 309 yards and three scores . . . The last time these teams met was in an AFC wild-card game during the 2004 season. The Jets won, 20-17, in overtime . . . Rivers's QB rating of 122.5 through two games is 33.8 points higher than his career mark.

Compiled by Andrew Melchiorri