Interesting take but I'd have to disagree with that.
Last years SB Pats powerful offense scored a patheitc 17 pts.
Did you know just 1 team since the league changed the rules and opened-up the passing game in 1978 won the SB with such a pathetic offensive performance.
And quess who that was, the 2007 Giants who happened to win the SB scoring the fewest points of any SB winner, and of coarse we all know who they beat that day scoring a pathetic 14 points.
Teams don't win SB'S scoring 14 or 17 pts, for a high-powered offense, yes that's a choke job.................................................
Interesting take but I'd have to disagree with that.
Last years SB Pats powerful offense scored a patheitc 17 pts.
Did you know just 1 team since the league changed the rules and opened-up the passing game in 1978 won the SB with such a pathetic offensive performance.
And quess who that was, the 2007 Giants who happened to win the SB scoring the fewest points of any SB winner, and of coarse we all know who they beat that day scoring a pathetic 14 points.
Teams don't win SB'S scoring 14 or 17 pts, for a high-powered offense, yes that's a choke job.................................................
Sammy great write up but here is something to ponder.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT: This Sunday, NEW ENGLAND and BALTIMORE meet in a rematch of last year’s AFC Championship Game when the Patriots claimed a 23-20 victory to advance to Super Bowl XLVI. This weekend’s matchup marks the seventh time two teams have faced off in the AFL/AFC Championship in back-to-back seasons and the first time since the 1986 and 1987 seasons (Denver-Cleveland).
If the Patriots beat the Ravens, clubs who defeated the same opponent in the previous year’s AFC Championship Game will improve to 6-1 all-time.
Sammy great write up but here is something to ponder.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT: This Sunday, NEW ENGLAND and BALTIMORE meet in a rematch of last year’s AFC Championship Game when the Patriots claimed a 23-20 victory to advance to Super Bowl XLVI. This weekend’s matchup marks the seventh time two teams have faced off in the AFL/AFC Championship in back-to-back seasons and the first time since the 1986 and 1987 seasons (Denver-Cleveland).
If the Patriots beat the Ravens, clubs who defeated the same opponent in the previous year’s AFC Championship Game will improve to 6-1 all-time.
When your team is built on offense and you are not scoring your average points and rely on your defense to win the game for you then yes, you deserve to lose.
When your team is built on offense and you are not scoring your average points and rely on your defense to win the game for you then yes, you deserve to lose.
HOME AND AWAY: In the Divisional Playoffs, NEW ENGLAND (13-4, AFC No. 2 seed) defeated Houston 41-28, while BALTIMORE (12-6, AFC No. 4 seed) edged top-seeded Denver 38-35 in double overtime.
The Patriots have a 14-3 (.824) all-time record at home during the playoffs, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games), whereas the Ravens have an 8-5 (.615) all-time road record in the postseason, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games).
HOME AND AWAY: In the Divisional Playoffs, NEW ENGLAND (13-4, AFC No. 2 seed) defeated Houston 41-28, while BALTIMORE (12-6, AFC No. 4 seed) edged top-seeded Denver 38-35 in double overtime.
The Patriots have a 14-3 (.824) all-time record at home during the playoffs, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games), whereas the Ravens have an 8-5 (.615) all-time road record in the postseason, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games).
HOME AND AWAY: In the Divisional Playoffs, NEW ENGLAND (13-4, AFC No. 2 seed) defeated Houston 41-28, while BALTIMORE (12-6, AFC No. 4 seed) edged top-seeded Denver 38-35 in double overtime.
The Patriots have a 14-3 (.824) all-time record at home during the playoffs, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games), whereas the Ravens have an 8-5 (.615) all-time road record in the postseason, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games).
let me just double check this. your saying the ravens have the highest road winning % in playoff history?
HOME AND AWAY: In the Divisional Playoffs, NEW ENGLAND (13-4, AFC No. 2 seed) defeated Houston 41-28, while BALTIMORE (12-6, AFC No. 4 seed) edged top-seeded Denver 38-35 in double overtime.
The Patriots have a 14-3 (.824) all-time record at home during the playoffs, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games), whereas the Ravens have an 8-5 (.615) all-time road record in the postseason, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games).
let me just double check this. your saying the ravens have the highest road winning % in playoff history?
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