Ravens Topple Patriots In AFC Divisional Clash
Ray Rice opened with an 83 yard TD run and the Ravens defeated New England 33-14 in Foxborough. Tom Brady threw three first quarter interceptions as Baltimore jumped to a 14-0 lead and dominated on the ground with 234 rushing yards. Belichick lamented a bad performance as Welker suited up on crutches but offered little spark.
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Cowboys surge past Eagles to promise deep playoff run
Dallas dominates Philadelphia 34 14 to reach at least one more playoff game in Minnesota. Romo shines with six TDs and two picks in four game streak as Garrett refines a balanced attack and Ware leads a stingy defense holding foes to four touchdowns in four games.
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Cowboys Clinch Playoff Win as Jones Sparks Rally
Dallas defeated Philadelphia 34 14 in a wild card game as Felix Jones posted a career high 146 rushing yards and a 73 yard TD. Marion Barber dealt with a knee issue but remained largely effective in reserve roles.
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Iowans in the NFL: Playoff performers from Iowa natives
Former Iowa players boosted playoff wins with key plays. Billy Cundiff of the Ravens made both field goals and all extra points in a win over the Patriots. Shown Greene of the Jets ran 21 times for 135 yards and a TD against the Bengals. Kurt Warner of the Cardinals completed 29 of 33 passes for 379 yards and five TDs in overtime vs Green Bay.
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Cardinals Roll Past Packers in High Scoring Playoff Thriller
Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner threw five touchdowns and 379 yards while Aaron Rodgers passed for 422 yards and four TDs in a 58 37 loss. Dansby forced a fumble and Defensive plays swung the game as Green Bay tied the NFL playoff record for combined points.
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