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2012 NFL schedule

Posted on April 18, 2012; 11:35 am by Chris Pika

The NFL announced its’ 2012 regular and postseason schedule April 17, and within moments, the schedule was analyzed to death by both the NFL Network and ESPN in dueling schedule shows. Which goes to prove that even the release of … Continue reading →

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Dropped pass by Lee Evans and missed field goal by Billy Cundiff doom Ravens in AFC title game loss (VIDEO)

Posted on January 22, 2012; 7:12 pm by Chris Pika

The New England Patriots advanced to their 7th Super Bowl in franchise history with a hard-fought 23-20 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game in Foxborough’s Gillette Stadium. The game will be remembered for two failed plays … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltimore Ravens, NFL, NFL Playoffs | Tagged AFC Championship Game, Billy Cundiff, cornerback, DAB629, Foxborough, Gillette Stadium, instant replay, Joe Flacco, kicker, Lee Evans, missed field goal, New England Patriots, quarterback, review, Sterling Moore, user, video, wide receiver, YouTube | Comments Off

From the AFC Championship Game notes: Ravens at Patriots

Posted on January 20, 2012; 10:19 pm by Chris Pika

It’s No. 1 vs. No. 2 in the AFC Sunday afternoon as the Baltimore Ravens travel to the New England Patriots for the AFC championship, the Lamar Hunt Trophy and the conference’s berth in Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis. The … Continue reading →

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2011 New England Patriots regular season and postseason play direction report

Posted on January 17, 2012; 10:26 pm by Chris Pika

We are breaking down all four teams involved in this Sunday’s AFC and NFC Championship Games, and our next look is at the AFC’s No. 1 seed New England, thanks to the tools provided by the NFL’s media-only NFLGSIS site. … Continue reading →

Posted in NFL, NFL Playoffs, Stat Analysis | Tagged 2011, AFC Championship Game, average gain, Baltimore Ravens, completion percentage, deep left, deep middle, deep right, left end, left guard, left tackle, New England Patriots, NFC Championship Game, NFL rank, NFLGSIS, passing defense, passing offense, play direction report, plays, postseason, regular season, right end, right guard, right tackle, rushing, rushing defense, rushing offense, short left, short middle, short right, up the middle | Comments Off

2011 Baltimore Ravens regular season and postseason play direction report

Posted on January 17, 2012; 9:59 pm by Chris Pika

One of the great tools the NFL provides through its media-only NFLGSIS site is a way to see how teams attack on offense through the ground and air, and how opponents choose to attack them — all by direction. Now, gameplans … Continue reading →

Tag Archives: AFC Championship Game

2012 NFL schedule

Dropped pass by Lee Evans and missed field goal by Billy Cundiff doom Ravens in AFC title game loss (VIDEO)

From the AFC Championship Game notes: Ravens at Patriots

2011 New England Patriots regular season and postseason play direction report

2011 Baltimore Ravens regular season and postseason play direction report

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