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NFL on CBS Season 53 Episode 107

2012 AFC Wild Card: Indianapolis Colts vs. Baltimore Ravens

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2012 AFC Wild Card: Indianapolis Colts vs. Baltimore Ravens

AIRED: 1/6/13

An AFC wild card game between the #5 seed Indianapolis Colts and the #4 seed Baltimore Ravens.
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Indianapolis (11-5)
Baltimore (10-6)
Stadium: M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, MD
Start Time: 1:00 PM ET
Final Score: Indianapolis 9 Baltimore 24

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By thefanof, Jan 06, 2013

So many storylines in this one: Chuck Pagano returning to Baltimore, Ray Lewis' final home game, but the main take away was that this Ravens team is motivated on defense. They thwarted most of the Colts drives and held the team to a measly nine points.

Interesting game, and if they play like this, Baltimore should beat Denver next week.
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Jim Nantz	Play-By-Play Announcer
Phil Simms	Color Commentator
James Brown (VII)	Studio Host
Shannon Sharpe	Studio Analyst
Dan Marino	Studio Analyst
Boomer Esiason	Studio Analyst

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- Final Score:
  Indianapolis Colts 9
  Baltimore Ravens 24
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- By starting this game, Indianapolis quarterback Andrew Luck becomes the first #1 overall draft choice in NFL history to start a playoff game in his rookie season.
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- By starting this game, Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco becomes the second quarterback in NFL history to start a playoff game in each of his first five seasons in the NFL. The other man is Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns who accomplished the feat from 1946 to 1950.
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