Longest NFL Rivalry Renewed at Lambeau The NFL's oldest rivalry resumes with its 185th meeting, and it already might be a critical game for the hosts, even in Week 2. San Francisco wiped up the Lambeau Stadium field (no tundra in September, of course) with the Packers last Sunday, handing Green Bay as many losses as it had in 2011. Chicago, meanwhile, toyed with Indianapolis and heads to this Thursday nighter loaded with confidence. Green Bay, which dropped from the top spot to No. 5 in the AP Pro32 power rankings, wants no part of falling two games behind the Bears (No. 8, AP Pro32) so early in the schedule. The Packers, 6-point favorites in this one, don't get another shot at the Bears until Dec. 16. Chicago showed plenty of balance in its opener, and the Jay Cutler to Brandon Marshall combination was superb: Marshall had 119 yards on nine receptions and scored a touchdown, while Cutler passed for 333 yards. Former Bears running back Cedric Benson goes against the team with which he broke into the NFL. It is no big deal to Benson, who was no big deal against San Francisco with a mere 19 yards on nine carries in his Packers debut. "That was so long ago," Benson said of his time in Chicago. Indeed. With Cincinnati three years ago, Benson rushed 37 times for 189 yards and a touchdown against the Bears. He won't go off this time, but he'll help the Packers squeeze out a win. 30 Cleveland (plus 7) at No. 18 Cincinnati Bengals looked awful against Ravens. Browns aren't the Ravens - or anything close. 9 Dallas (minus 3) at No. 24 Seattle Seahawks won't need botched Romo hold to stun Cowboys. 13 Detroit (plus 6½) at No. 2 San Francisco After shutting down powerful Packers on road, 49ers do same to Lions at Candlestick. 3 Baltimore (minus 2½) at No. 12 Philadelphia Eagles won ugly, Ravens were gorgeous. That doesn't change in Week 2. 19 Tampa Bay (plus 7½) at No. 10 N.Y. Giants Can't see defending champions losing two in a row at home. 20 Arizona (plus 13) at No. 1 New England Cardinals' defense has been on rise since mid-2011, and Brady Bunch is major test. 6 Denver (plus 3) at No. 7 Atlanta, Monday night Winner of this game needs to be taken seriously as title contender. 14 New Orleans (minus 2½) at No. 22 Carolina Loser of this game has to start looking deep in the mirror. 21 Kansas City (plus 3) at No. 27 Buffalo Two banged-up teams, but Bills have it worse. 4 Houston (minus 7½) at No. 29 Jacksonville Jaguars usually play Texans tough and Jones-Drew has full week of preparation. 16 Washington (minus 3) at No. 28 St. Louis Don't give him top rookie award yet, but RG3 goes 2-0. 15 New York Jets (plus 6) at No. 11 Pittsburgh Despite what we saw in opener, Mark Sanchez is no Peyton Manning. 23 Tennessee (plus 6) at No. 17 San Diego Chargers have won last eight in this series. Make it nine, but close. 25 Oakland (minus 2½) at No. 32 Miami Dolphins were worst of bad teams in openers, but Raiders weren't much better. 26 Minnesota (minus 1½) at No. 31 Indianapolis Might be only time Vikings are favored on road all season. Against spread: 6-10 Straight up: 9-7 Best Bet: 1-0. Upset Special: 0-1 Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll an d http://twitter.com/AP - NFL