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Found October 04, 2009 on Ravens Roost:
PLAYERS: Joe Flacco,  Mark Clayton,  Ray Rice,  Derrick Mason,  Terrell Suggs,  Chris Carr,  Haloti Ngata,  Wes Welker,  Kelley Washington,  Ray Lewis
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens,  New England Patriots

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Well, it was a heart breaker for Raven fans. It was a game that saw the momentum change time and time again. It came down to a 4th down pass from Joe Flacco to Mark Clayton a pass that should have been caught, that ended the Ravens chance to pull out a victory. Clayton wasn't the only reason the Ravens lost this game, there was a lot of blame to go around. I'll sum it up this way; The Good, Ray Rice had a banner day, rushing for 103 yards and dialing up 49 more in receptions. He came up big several times when it was needed, the mark of a professional. Flacco moved the team down the field with accurate throws, if you discount the 2nd quarter when he seemed to get into a funk. Flacco wound up with 264 yards with 2 TD's and one interception. Numbers good enough to win with. Derrick Mason was unbelievable on the offense's opening drive hauling in 5 passes for 47 yards and a touchdown. The defense stepped up in crunch time and held the Pat's to 3 and out with 7 min...
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