Unclear matchup hints in aging playoff yardage note
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Giants and Ravens clash in dramatic Super Bowl XXXV
The Baltimore Ravens reached Tampa with a stifling defense ending a dry streak by the Giants, who despite public optimism amid a tough season, earned a spot in the final. Ravens beat Denver and Tennessee to reach Oakland, while Giants quarterback Kerry Collins led a comeback rally amid late-season doubts.
Ravens Clinch Season Clash With Raiders Clobbering Victory
The Ravens dominated the Raiders with a strong defensive showing and a pivotal scoring drive led by Trent Dilfer who threw for 190 yards and an early interception but retook control after halftime. Baltimore improved to 11-1, securing a likely playoff berth as they eye a back-to-back title run. Dilfer praised overcoming adversity and thanked his previous Tampa Bay experiences for shaping him.
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Giants crush Vikings to clinch NFC title in dominant rout
The Giants stunned Minnesota 34 goal line burst and a suffocating defense propelled New York to a 34-0 thrashing, marking the NFC championship and the first post season shutout since 1986. Wideouts Moss and Carter disappeared as Colin s connected on multiple scores. The Ravens loom as the Super Bowl favorite.
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Brown's long wait ends as Giants reach Super Bowl
Giants overpowered the Vikings 41-0 in the NFC Championship, sending tackle Lomas Brown to his first-ever Super Bowl after 16 NFL seasons. The game featured Gary Anderson’s star, a pivotal late drive, and Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis celebrating with signature dancing. Oakland’s Tyrone Wheatley commented on the Ravens win.
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Ravens Edge Raiders 16 3 in Rough Battle
Ravens prevail 16 to 3 as defense dominates. Key plays include Stover and Laws recovering fumbles and a late fourth quarter drive with a 59 yard rush to seal the win.
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