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To: MythMan who wrote (5833)	4/13/2001 8:15:57 AM
From: JakeStraw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45639

Broncos open on Monday night again NEW YORK (AP) - For the fourth straight season, the Denver Broncos will open on Monday Night Football, this time for the first regular-season game in their new stadium. Denver will play host to the NFC champion New York Giants on Sept. 10 at the new Invesco Field at Mile High. The Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens, who open at home Sept. 9 against Chicago, will play NFC runnerup Minnesota in Baltimore the following Monday night. As usual, the best teams from last season got the most prime-time slots -- the Ravens and Giants each are on Monday Night Football three times. Baltimore's last appearance, against Tampa Bay, is actually on Saturday, Dec. 29 because Monday night is New Year's Eve. Tennessee at Oakland on Dec. 22 is also considered a Monday night game so as not to conflict with Christmas. St. Louis and Tennessee, the Super Bowl teams from two seasons ago, are the only others with three Monday night games. infobeat.com