Amazingly it came down to a 27-yard FG attempt by the Ravens' Justin Tucker with 0:02 on the game clock...Tucker ended up kicking it twice, as Bill Belichick attempted to freeze him with a called time-out. But the second one counted (just barely as it sailed inches inside the right post)...Funny, I watched the entire game, and never once had the feeling the Ravens were going to win it...The game-winning kick followed a pass interference call against Devin McCourty, who was covering Jacoby Jones.
As the officials were leaving the field, Patriots coach Bill Belichick grabbed one of them by the arm. He didn't pursue as the official continued to run off the field. No doubt Belichick will be getting a Fed Ex envelope from NFL Headquarters tomorrow."I'm not going to comment on that," Belichick said. "You saw the game. What did we have, 30 penalties called in that game?"
Actually, 24, including 14 against the Ravens for 135 yards.
Baltimore (2-1) won it...
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Justin Tucker,
Bill Belichick,
Devin McCourty,
Jacoby Jones,
Joe Flacco,
Tom Brady,
Vince Wilfork,
Ray Rice,
Wes Welker,
Brandon Lloyd,
Cary Williams,
Danny Woodhead,
Stephen Gostkowski,
Steve Gregory,
Brandon Bolden,
Dennis Pitta,
Julian Edelman,
Torrey Smith
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots
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