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First look at AFC divisional round: Previewing Titans-Ravens, Texans-Chiefs
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Sunday, 05 January 2020 05:57
The AFC divisional round is set for the 2019 NFL playoffs. For the first time since 2009, it won't include the New England Patriots.The Tennessee Titans, having knocked off the Patriots on Saturday at Gillette Stadium, next have a more difficult task: traveling to Baltimore to take on the top-seeded Ravens. The Houston Texans, meanwhile, get a rematch with the…
Tom Brady can't leave the Patriots after this loss: Why he should stay
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Saturday, 04 January 2020 23:49
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Tom Brady would be foolish to leave the New England Patriots as a free agent, and Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick would be even more foolish to let him leave. Brady as a Los Angeles Charger? Brady as an Indianapolis Colt?Yeah, I know. It's no more absurd than Michael Jordan as a Washington Wizard.But as much as…
Bills' Allen takes loss hard: 'I've got to be better'
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Saturday, 04 January 2020 19:34
HOUSTON -- Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen said he could learn from his first career playoff start, a 22-19 overtime loss to the Houston Texans in an AFC wild-card game Saturday.Allen noted that every possession matters. He said his fumble early in the fourth quarter cost the Bills three points, which was ultimately the difference in the game.Allen completed 24…
Henry rolls up 182 yards to carry Titans by Pats
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Saturday, 04 January 2020 20:45
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- A winter storm named Henry rolled through New England on Saturday. That's also what rolled through the Patriots at Gillette Stadium.The Tennessee Titans rode Derrick Henry to a 20-13 win against the New England Patriots in the wild-card round, as the back ran for 182 yards -- the most against a Bill Belichick-coached Patriots team in a…
Titans deal Pats earliest playoff exit in 10 years
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Saturday, 04 January 2020 20:38
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Running back Derrick Henry steamrolled through the New England Patriots in what could be quarterback Tom Brady's final game with the franchise, as the Tennessee Titans knocked the Patriots out of the playoffs with a 20-13 victory at Gillette Stadium.The loss marks the earliest the Patriots have exited the playoffs since a 33-14 wild-card round loss to…
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