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1. Baltimore Ravens vs. San Francisco 49ers (Feb. 3, 2013)

It goes without saying that winning a Super Bowl is always exciting. And no one’s memory is so bad that we don’t remember the absurdity of the lights going out for 34 minutes and the Ravens faltering miserably down the stretch in allowing the San Francisco 49ers back into the game so that this game became a nail biter. But, if you want sheer drama and an amazing finish to an amazing season and an amazing career for Ray Lewis, you’ll never top a four-play goal line stand with the Lombardi Trophy on the line. This is the greatest game in modern sports history in Baltimore, a 34-31 win that set off a party from New Orleans all the way back to the Charm City.

 

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