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2. Baltimore Ravens at Denver Broncos (Jan. 12, 2013)

It was the most unlikely pass in the history of Baltimore sports. Everyone had begun clearing out of the press box at Mile High Stadium and the Ravens were literally down to their last, frozen breath on a frigid, long day in Denver. The game was already a back-and-forth scoring fest with twists, turns, kickoff returns and big plays. The Joe Flacco to Jacoby Jones bomb over Rahim Moore will be forever etched in the minds of local sports fans but it was Corey Graham’s overtime interception of Peyton Manning and rookie Justin Tucker splitting the uprights for a 38-35 victory that set off a surprise local celebration that spawned a Super Bowl title three weeks later in New Orleans.

 

 

 

 

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