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Friday, September 22
Battle of unbeatens
ESPN.com

Vinny Testaverde
Testaverde's Jets are 3-0 for the first time since 1966.
Believe it or not, there is more to Sunday's Jets-Buccaneers showdown than the Keyshawn Johnson-Wayne Chrebet affair. Both teams are looking to improve to 4-0 and establish itself as its conference's top Super Bowl contender. ESPN's Sean Salisbury thinks the Jets must stay balanced offensively. Problem is, no one is running on the Bucs defense these days, writes ESPN.com's John Clayton. Tampa fans are being treated to some entertaining offense for a change, too, according to ESPN.com's Tom Oates.

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    Clayton: First ... And 10
    The Bucs figure to play rough with Keyshawn Johnson's old team, writes ESPN.com's John Clayton.
    AFC: L'affaire de Keyshawn et Chrebet
    Does Keyshawn Johnson dog Wayne Chrebet out of jealousy or insecurity? ESPN.com's Mark Cannizzaro thinks it's both.
    NFC: Bucs loosen up on offense
    Creative red-zone wrinkles aside, the Bucs run the same old offense -- just better, writes ESPN.com's Tom Oates.










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