2011 NFL Conference Playoffs

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Job Well Done

Tom Brady wasn't great against Baltimore, but he was good enough to punch another Super Bowl ticket for the Patriots. Chris Forsberg » Rapid Reaction »

PATRIOTS DEFEAT RAVENS, 23-20

MUST SEE

  • It was a painful loss for the Ravens, who had their chances.

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  • Patriots QB Tom Brady deflected credit to the team's defense.

    Video Video

  • A back-and-forth affair ended with the Patriots celebrating.

    Highlights Video

  • Aaron Hernandez helped the Patriots' offense persevere.

    Analysis Video

BLOGS

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COLUMNISTS

Ashley Fox
Pressure's On

Everything's in place for the Eagles to soar. In other words, it's win or else Michael Vick and Andy Reid.

Story » Archive »

Jeffri Chadiha
Look Who's Back

Analyzing the 10 best players who had their seasons shortened due to injury last year.

Story » Archive »

John Clayton
Plenty Of Backup

Thanks to the relatively flat salary cap, finding a veteran backup QB has become a lot easier.

Story » Archive »

Andrew Brandt
Collusion Case

If the union can prove that recent revelations changed the legal dynamic, its lawsuit could have legs.

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MEDIA

Podcasts
Football Today

Matt Williamson talks to Andrew Brandt about the collusion lawsuit, KC Joyner on possible breakout QBs. Plus, he interviews rookies Doug Martin and Rueben Randle.

Chris Mortensen, NFL

ESPN NFL Insider Chris Mortensen gives his take on the reaction to the NFLPA's collusion lawsuit around the league and more.

Andrew Brandt, NFL

ESPN NFL business analyst Andrew Brandt dishes on the timeline regarding the NFLPA's collusion lawsuit against the league, the impact of the new CBA, John Mara and more.

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REGULAR SEASON OFFENSIVE STATS

    • TOTAL YDS
    • 338.7
    • 428.0
    • PASS YDS
    • 213.9
    • 317.8
    • RUSH YDS
    • 124.8
    • 110.3

REGULAR SEASON DEFENSIVE STATS

    • TOTAL YDS
    • 288.9
    • 411.1
    • PASS YDS
    • 196.3
    • 293.9
    • RUSH YDS
    • 92.6
    • 117.1

INDIVIDUAL GAME LEADERS

Baltimore Passing
NAMECMP%YDSTDINT
J. Flacco61.130621
Baltimore Rushing
NAMECARYDSAVGTD
R. Rice21673.20
J. Flacco4276.80
Baltimore Receiving
NAMERECYDSAVGTD
A. Boldin610116.80
T. Smith38227.31
New England Passing
NAMECMP%YDSTDINT
T. Brady61.123902
New England Rushing
NAMECARYDSAVGTD
B. Green-Ellis15684.51
D. Woodhead6183.00
New England Receiving
NAMERECYDSAVGTD
R. Gronkowski58717.40
A. Hernandez7669.40

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HEAD-TO-HEAD MATCHUPS (SINCE 2001)

Patriots lead 5-1
Jan 22, 2012BAL 20 - NE 23
Oct 17, 2010BAL 20 - NE 23
Jan 10, 2010BAL 33 - NE 14
Oct 4, 2009BAL 21 - NE 27
Dec 3, 2007NE 27 - BAL 24
Nov 28, 2004BAL 3 - NE 24

MATCHUP

 W-LPFPAHOMEROADDIVCONF
BAL12-43782668-04-46-09-3
NE13-35133427-16-25-110-2

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ACCUSCORE PROJECTIONS

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