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| Patriots advance to Super Bowl, Ravens come up short |
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01/23/2012 |
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| rts Network) - First, the win and a Super Bowl berth was knocked out of Lee Evans' hands. Then, Billy Cundiff pulled the Ravens' chance to tie the game wide left. Baltimore couldn't capitalize on two good scoring chances in the final minute, and the New England Patriots held on for a 23-20 victory in Sunday's AFC Championship Game. Tom Brady's diving touchdown on fourth down early in the fourth quarter was the decisive score, and helped the Patriots advance to Super Bowl XLVI against the New York Giants. It will be |
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| Giants top 49ers on FG in OT, win NFC title |
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01/22/2012 |
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| estick Park provided a crueler dose of deja vu for the San Francisco 49ers. Tynes kicked a 31-yard field goal after the 49ers fumbled a punt in overtime, lifting the Giants to a 20-17 victory on Sunday and sending them to Super Bowl XLVI to face the New England Patriots. "A classic football game," said Giants coach Tom Coughlin, who had seen a similar finish from the sideline before. In 2008, Tynes kicked a 47-yarder in overtime to beat the Green Bay Packers in the NFC title game and the Giants went on to down the |
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| NFL Inactives (Sunday, January 22, 2012) |
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01/22/2012 |
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| n, RB Da'Rel Scott, LB Mark Herzlich, C Jim Cordle, T James Brewer, DE Justin Trattou, DT Jimmy Kennedy 49ers - QB Scott Tolzien, CB Shawntae Spencer, FB Moran Norris, G Daniel Kilgore, T Mike Person, WR Ted Ginn, DT Ian Williams BALTIMORE RAVENS AT NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS, 3:00 P.M. (ET) Ravens - WR Tandon Doss, CB Chykie Brown, RB Anthony Allen, LB Josh Bynes, C Justin Boren, DT Brandon McKinney, LB Sergio Kindle Patriots - QB Ryan Mallett, RB Stevan Ridley, RB Shane Vereen, LB Gary Guyton, G Donald Thomas, T Sebast |
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| Rams to host British games each of next three years |
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01/20/2012 |
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| New York, NY (Sportsbooks) - The St. Louis Rams will host regular-season games in Britain each of the next three years, starting in October against the New England Patriots. Last October, when the NFL announced a commitment to play in the United Kingdom each of the next five years, teams were permitted to volunteer to play at least one regular-season game per year as a home team. The Rams' proposal to play three straight years was accepted. "We are excited about the opportunity to reach new audiences globally," |
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| Brady's name removed from injury report |
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01/20/2012 |
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| Foxboro, MA (Sportsbooks) - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was removed from Friday's injury report and was a full participant in practice for a second straight day. He sat out Wednesday's practice to rest a lingering left shoulder injury. Brady has been bothered by the injury since last month and has been a limited participant in practice in recent weeks to rest the shoulder. Tight end Aaron Hernandez was limited in practice for a third straight day due to a concussion sustained in New England's div |
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| Report: Saints hire Spagnuolo as defensive coordinator |
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01/19/2012 |
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| vered. The Rams' lone wins came against New Orleans and Cleveland in a three-week span, and they finished the year with a seven-game losing streak. He will replace Gregg Williams, who left New Orleans earlier this week to become the defensive coordinator of the Rams under new head coach Jeff Fisher. Prior to becoming the Rams head coach, Spagnuolo spent two seasons as the New York Giants defensive coordinator, helping New York to a Super Bowl title after the 2007 season against the undefeated New England Patriots. |
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| Plays for Conference Championship Sunday |
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01/19/2012 |
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| mpionship round. One of those squads, the New York Giants, who pulled the road trick following the 2007 season, is in action on Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers. The other team, last year's Green Bay Packers, will not have a chance to join the New England Patriots as the only repeat Super Bowl winner since 2000 because of their 37-20 loss to the Giants this past Sunday. The team favored to win has fared well in recent years in the conference championship games, going 8-2 since 2006. Furthermore, the home team |
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| No shortage of storylines for this Super Bowl |
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01/19/2012 |
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| -in-law just happens to be Indiana men's basketball coach Tom Crean. Then again, a Harbaugh-less Super Bowl would set the stage for a rematch of one of the most massive upsets in the history of the NFL's title game, when Manning's Giants spoiled the New England Patriots' quest for an undefeated 2007 season with a shocking 17-14 win at Arizona's University of Phoenix Stadium in Super Bowl XLII. With two of the league's marquee franchises and premier quarterbacks in Manning and Tom Brady involved, this matchup would |
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| Brady sits out with left shoulder injury |
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01/18/2012 |
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| Foxboro, MA (Sportsbooks) - New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady missed practice Wednesday because of a lingering left shoulder injury. Brady has been bothered by the injury since last month and has been a limited participant in practice in recent weeks to rest the shoulder, but practiced fully last week. He was at the Patriots' facility and spoke during his press conference about facing Baltimore in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday -- particularly about the vaunted Ravens defense. "They're great playe |
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| Ravens need more from Flacco, Rice |
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01/17/2012 |
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| to 176 yards passing. He did play it safe with the football and didn't turn it over, but also got little help from Rice. The shifty back ran for just 60 yards on 21 carries while catching four passes. With a date this weekend against the high-flying New England Patriots, the offense -- specifically Flacco and Rice -- will need to put up better numbers. "As an offense, an offensive guy, I would think so." Flacco responded when asked after last week's win if the offense needs to put up more points this Sunday. "At th |
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