Ravens beat Patriots 28-13 in AFC title game, reach Super Bowl
Tampa Bay Times Monday 21st January, 2013
Tom Brady remains on the turf after being knocked down during the fourth quarter. He throws two interceptions against the Ravens after throwing just eight over his first 17 games.
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