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Associated Press
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Shonn Greene placed the ball on the ground and used it as a pillow, resting his head on it after scoring the Jets final touchdown of a stunning upset. A quiet climax to a very loud week of non-stop jabbering, poking, berating, and then some, mostly by the New Yorkers.
On Sunday, they proved that they weren't all talk -- trash talk -- after all.
Now Rex Ryan's rowdy bunch is headed to its second straight AFC championship game after New York backed up its coach's boasts with a 28-21 win Sunday over the New England Patriots -- the team with the best record in the NFL.
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CHICAGO -- Football's oldest rivalry has a grand new prize: a spot in the Super Bowl.
Maybe even with an anniversary reprise of the "Super Bowl Shuffle" if the Chicago Bears can get past the Green Bay Packers.
"It's a big deal. We have a lot of history with them," Bears star linebacker Brian Urlacher said after a 35-24 victory over Seattle set up an NFC championship game matchup with Green Bay. "We don't like them, they don't like us."
Maybe even with an anniversary reprise of the "Super Bowl Shuffle" if the Chicago Bears can get past the Green Bay Packers.
"It's a big deal. We have a lot of history with them," Bears star linebacker Brian Urlacher said after a 35-24 victory over Seattle set up an NFC championship game matchup with Green Bay. "We don't like them, they don't like us."
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Richard Ray wrote: BRING IT ON THE BEARS LIKE CHEESE SANDWICHS
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