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31 October 2005 (Monday)

30 October 2005 (Sunday)

Bye Week: Atlanta Falcons, Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks.

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29 October 2005 (Saturday)

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28 October 2005 (Friday)

27 October 2005 (Thursday)

26 October 2005 (Wednesday)

25 October 2005 (Tuesday)

24 October 2005 (Monday)

23 October 2005 (Sunday)

Bye Week: Carolina Panthers, Jacksonville Jaguars, New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

22 October 2005 (Saturday)

21 October 2005 (Friday)

20 October 2005 (Thursday)

19 October 2005 (Wednesday)

18 October 2005 (Tuesday)

17 October 2005 (Monday)

16 October 2005 (Sunday)

Bye Week: Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers, Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco 49ers.

15 October 2005 (Saturday)

14 October 2005 (Friday)

13 October 2005 (Thursday)

12 October 2005 (Wednesday)

Teams in boldface have already qualified for Germany 2006.

11 October 2005 (Tuesday)

10 October 2005 (Monday)

9 October 2005 (Sunday)

Bye Week: Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders.

8 October 2005 (Saturday)

7 October 2005 (Friday)

6 October 2005 (Thursday)

5 October 2005 (Wednesday)

4 October 2005 (Tuesday)

3 October 2005 (Monday)

2 October 2005 (Sunday)

Bye Week: Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers.

1 October 2005 (Saturday)

Divisions Clinched: Atlanta Braves (NL East); St. Louis Cardinals (NL Central); San Diego Padres (NL West); New York Yankees (AL East); Chicago White Sox (AL Central); Los Angeles Angels (AL West).

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