Panthers reach first Super Bowl with NFC title win
Carolina defeats Philadelphia 29 23 to capture the conference crown and advance to the Super Bowl against New England. Manning led a key three interception performance backed by Carolina's stout defense while Delhomme remained efficient. Eagles struggle against the Panthers defense as McNabb exits with rib injury and Detmer fails to galvanize a comeback.
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Patriots Defense Stifles Manning In Postseason Victory
New England defeats Indianapolis 21 14 as Brady leads two early touchdown drives and Vinatieri adds three field goals. Manning throws four interceptions, the most in a postseason game since 2001, while Belichick improves to 5 0 in the postseason with the Patriots.
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