NFL Primetime 2009 Wild Card Playoff Sunday (ESPN January 10th, 2010)

Chris Berman and Tom Jackson host ESPN NFL Primetime for 2009 Wild Card Sunday, where the Baltimore Ravens defeated Tom Brady and the New England Patriots 34-14 and Kurt Warner and the Arizona Cardinals outdueled Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers 51-45.
The Ravens converted three first-quarter turnovers by Patriots quarterback Tom Brady into 17 points on their way to a 24-0 lead New England could not recover from. It was the Patriots' first home loss of the season and their first home playoff loss in more than 30 years. On top of that, it was the Ravens' first ever win against the Patriots after five consecutive losses.
This high scoring shootout set the NFL postseason record for most points (96), touchdowns (13) and first downs (62), while ranking third in total yards (1,024). But in the end, it was a defensive play that made the key difference when Cardinals linebacker Karlos Dansby returned a fumble 17 yards for a touchdown in overtime. This was only the second overtime game in NFL postseason history ever to be won by a defensive touchdown. The first one had been won by the Packers (vs. Seahawks in 2003).
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[@shawwtypimp]

I only came here to listen to Chris and the highlight music

[@Macabre124]

same. I always just type in Chris Berman nfl highlights because the way he talks makes the game so interesting

[@anthonychaparro6239]

Me too!

[@Diljabar]

One of the most ridiculous Sundays in playoff history

[@mariosnum1fan]

Big facts. An upset in New England by Baltimore with a high powered offense (ne) versus a high powered defense (bal). Then the follow up that was the gb-ari was just pure excitement.

[@BADDASILK]

I was 13 years old getting ready for a long day at school 👍

[@Sam................]

Green Bay with the atrocious defense 😂

[@archvs_wrld]

This is my childhood so much nostalgia

[@buddry538]

Was that a Razor Ramon / Scott Hall dance by Breaston? 5:16
Awesome!!!!

[@johnselwitz5362]

7:44 In that game, Warner had more touchdown passes than he had incompletions. Insane. And there were people out there who thought he wasn’t a Hall of Famer. Give me a break

[@Sam................]

My good old childhood Packers defense gave up so many record breaking stats.

[@markfroman738]

Ray Lewis dressed like a detective in late night movie on Cinemax

[@RK-gz3mr]

Aside from the game played in Jerry Maguire´s movie.. and the SB43, The most excting games in Cardinals history were against the Packers.

[@linkrules32]

Hopefully they bring back boomer this year

[@Tory-T]

They have and been have.

[@linkrules32]

@@Tory-T i noticed

[@diegozamudio9691]

Epic in arizona 2.0

[@underdogbychoice]

whooopp