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Patriots Win a Thriller Over the Ravens, Advance to Super Bowl XLVI

Found January 22, 2012 on Musket Fire:
PLAYERS: Billy Cundiff,  Tom Brady
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens,  New England Patriots

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The Law Firm ran well against the Ravens defense. New England Patriots - Associated Press What can one really say after the AFC Championship game we saw today? It was a thriller that came down to a missed field goal by Billy Cundiff of the Baltimore Ravens, but the New England Patriots were able to advance to Super Bowl XLVI by playing together as a team. Tom Brady didn’t have one of his best games, even saying afterwards that he “sucked,” but the team was able to overcome Brady’s struggles by playing a bend-but-don’t-break defense that certainly bent but never fully broke. The final score, 23-20, indicates the type of game that played out on the field. It was close, points weren’t easy to come by, and both teams put in a Herculean effort to try and make it to the Super Bowl. However, it was the Patriots that put in just a little more. … [visit site to read more] Patriots Win a Thriller Over the Ravens, Advance to Super Bowl XLVI - Musket F...
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