Wild Card Playoff Scores and Schedule
Jets 24 Cincinnati 4 Dallas 34 Philadelphia 14 Sunday Baltimore 33 New England 14 Arizona 51 Green Bay 45 OT Saturday Jan 16 Arizona at New Orleans 4 30 p.m. Baltimore at Indianapolis 8 15 p.m. Sunday Jan 17 Dallas at Minnesota 1 p.m. Jets at San Diego 4 40 p.m. Conference and Pro Bowl and Super Bowl dates listed for January and February with times and networks.
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Ravens 33 Patriots 14 final score report
Ravens topple Patriots 33 14 led by Rice 159 rushing with McGahee 62 and McClain 8 as Flacco passes 34 yards. Brady totals 154 yards for New England with Edelman 44 receiving and Moss 48. Packers win over Cardinals 51 45 in another action with Rodgers and Warner each prolific.
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Rodgers Warner duel ends in Arizona OT shootout victory
In a high scoring NFC playoff thriller in Glendale, Kurt Warner threw five TD passes, Aaron Rodgers accounted for four, but Karlos Dansby returned a Rodgers fumble for a 17 yard TD as Arizona beat Green Bay 51-45 in OT. Rodgers finished 28 of 42 for 422 yards.
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Adams shines, Rodgers dazzles as Packers edge Cardinals
Arizona cornerback Michael Adams had a troubled day with four penalties but made a key hit in overtime that forced a fumble recovered by Karlos Dansby for the game winning touchdown. Aaron Rodgers threw for a playoff record 442 yards, and Kurt Warner joined the 300-yard playoff club, while both teams posted high totals and notable performances.
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Ravens Dominate Patriots in Lopsided AFC Playoff Loss
Ravens overwhelmed the Patriots 24 0 early and held a dominant lead as Randy Moss and Tom Brady struggled. Rice rushed for 159 yards and three touchdowns powered Baltimore’s ground game while Brady threw three turnovers. Belichick and players accepted the poor showing as New England’s season ended after a home playoff defeat.
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