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Pittsburgh does it again

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE The Steelers became the first team in NFL history to defeat consecutive undefeated teams who had played at least six games

AP AND NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE , PITTSBURGH

Seahawks 42, 49ers 27

In San Francisco, Darrell Jackson caught two long touchdown passes from Matt Hasselbeck, and Shaun Alexander rushed for 160 yards and two scores.

Jackson had five catches for 114 yards, and Koren Robinson also caught a TD pass for the Seahawks (5-3), who stayed atop the NFC West with their second straight victory following three straight losses.

Bears 28, Giants 21

In East Rutherford, New Jersey, the Bears forced five turnovers in a 20-point explosion late in the first half.

Craig Krenzel threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to ignite the rally and Anthony Thomas scored on runs of 4 and 41 yards as Chicago (3-5) won its second straight game and handed the Giants (5-3) their second straight home loss.

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