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Chicago Bears tear up Big D; plus all Tuesday's news

Monday night's game at Cowboys Stadium was very good for the Chicago Bears, and it was colossally bad for the Dallas Cowboys, who suffered another embarrassing prime-time defeat in their home stadium, lowlighted by five Tony Romo interceptions, two of which were returned for touchdowns. Jay Cutler, meanwhile, made up for his poor Week 2 showing against the Green Bay Packers with an excellent performance that featured some typically prickly behavior on the sideline.

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Here's what else is on tap Tuesday:

» Tune in to "NFL AM" from 6 to 10 a.m. ET for a recap of Monday night's events in Dallas, and a look ahead at this week's big stories around the league. Our guest Tuesday morning is Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis.

» The Houston Texans held on strong to their No. 1 ranking in the newest NFL.com Power Poll, but who's No. 2? See all 32 updated rankings.

» It's rankings day around the country, and Elliot Harrison has his latest, detailed Power Rankings.

» Michael Lombardi explains why the Seattle Seahawks should bench rookie quarterback Russell Wilson.

» Adam Schein has The Schein Nine, including some teams that should be either angry or relieved about being 2-2.

» If you missed any of Sunday's action, NFL Network has you covered with "NFL Replay." Tonight at 8 p.m. ET, catch the thrilling last-minute drive that decided the Carolina Panthers-Atlanta Falcons contest, followed by the New Orleans Saints-Green Bay Packers game at 9:30 p.m.

» Daniel Jeremiah has a QB Performance Report, which includes Aaron Rodgers and Peyton Manning.

» Albert Breer's Inside the NFL notebook features a look at the Arizona Cardinals -- still undefeated and virtually un-talked about.

» It's not too late to start a fantasy football team on NFL.com.

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