Brady vs Ryan in Super Bowl showcases high powered offenses
The Patriots and Falcons advance to Houston for Super Bowl 51 with Brady and Belichick seeking a fifth Lombardi Trophy. Atlanta relies on Matty Ice and a prolific offense while New England brings a stingy defense and nine straight wins. Both teams avoid turnovers as bookmakers peg a high scoring title game with an over under near 58.
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Pats favored by field goal in high scoring Super Bowl
Las Vegas oddsmakers expect New England to beat Atlanta by three with an over under near 59 as a record Super Bowl handle looms. Experts cite two high powered offenses and a history of 3 point margins in Patriots titles.
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Falcons Reach Second Super Bowl Behind Ryan and Jones
Atlanta defeats Green Bay 44 21 in the NFC title clash as Matt Ryan throws for 384 yards and four touchdowns while Julio Jones erupts for 180 receiving yards and two scores. The win sends the Falcons to Super Bowl LI against New England in Houston on February 5.
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Brady led New England to a 28 21 victory over Pittsburgh in a misty title game. Hogan dominated with nine receptions for 180 yards and two scores as Edelman added 118 yards and a TD. Brady tied Montana with nine three TD playoff games and extended the 300 yard postseason record to 11. Steelers lose Le'Veon Bell early and fail to spark a comeback. Gostkowski set a franchise record with 27 playoff points.
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Streaks and Stars Mark NFC and AFC Championship Games
Matt Ryan led Atlanta to a 44-21 win over Green Bay with 392 yards and four TDs and a rushing score. Tom Brady threw for 384 yards and three TDs as New England defeated Pittsburgh 36-17 to reach the Super Bowl.
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