FOXBORO, MA – The New England Patriots became the first team in NFL postseason history to rally from two separate 14-point deficits in the same game, defeating the Baltimore Ravens 35-31 on Saturday night.
Tom Brady’s touchdown pass to Brandon LaFell gave the Patriots the lead with just more than five minutes to go in the fourth quarter.
A Duron Harmon interception and a last-second knockdown of a Hail Mary attempt kept the Patriots ahead for good.
New England will host the AFC Championship Game next weekend and will face the winner of Sunday’s game between Indianapolis and Denver.
Ian Eagle and Boomer Esiason called the action on Westwood One.
(Joe Flacco hits Kamar Aiken and it’s 7-0 Baltimore)
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(The Ravens double their lead on Flacco’s TD pass to Steve Smith, Sr.)
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(A Tom Brady TD run gets New England on the board)
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(It’s tied at 14-14 after Brady connects with Danny Amendola)
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(An Owen Daniels TD catch makes it 21-14 Baltimore)
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(It’s 28-14 as Justin Forsett takes a short pass and goes into the end zone untouched)
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(Brady hits Rob Gronkowski to cut the deficit in half)
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(Julian Edelman throws a TD pass to Danny Amendola to tie the game at 28-28)
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(Tom Brady’s TD pass to Brandon LaFell gives the Patriots a 35-31 lead)
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(A Duron Harmon interception looks like it’ll seal a Patriots win)
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(The final call as New England bats down Baltimore’s final attempt)
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(Danny Amendola’s postgame interview with Westwood One sideline reporter Tony Boselli)
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(Postgame recap from Ian Eagle and Boomer Esiason)
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