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13. Jacksonville Jaguars at Baltimore Ravens (Sept. 10, 2000)

At halftime, the Ravens were losing 23-7 and seemed ready to succumb to the Jaguars once again in what had become a lopsided series for the new team in Baltimore. But Tony Banks led three scoring drives in the second half to put the Ravens ahead before the Jaguars roared back with a 40-yard pass from Mark Brunell to Jimmy Smith, who finished the day with a whopping 291 yards. But it still wasn’t enough. Banks hit newly-acquired tight end Shannon Sharpe in the back of the endzone for a 39-36 win and the Ravens never looked back en route to winning Super Bowl 35.

 

 

 

 

 

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