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NFL Primetime 2001 Divisional Playoff Saturday (Tuck Rule Game, ESPN Jan 19th, 2002)

Chris Berman and Tom Jackson host NFL Primetime for 2001 Divisional Saturday, featuring the infamous "Tuck Rule" game when Tom Brady and the New England Patriots defeated the Oakland Raiders 16-13 in Overtime. Also featured is Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles defeating the Chicago Bears 33-19 at Soldier Field. The Bears surprised everyone by finishing atop the NFC Central with a 13–3 record behind quarterback Jim Miller. But after the Eagles jumped to a 6–0 lead, Miller was taken out of the game in the second quarter with a separated shoulder. Although Miller's replacement, Shane Matthews, led the Bears to a touchdown (a 47-yard reverse by Ahmad Merritt), and Jerry Azumah's 39-yard interception return briefly put the Bears back in the lead early in the second half, the Eagles controlled most of the rest of the game. Matthews threw for only 66 yards and was intercepted twice. Meanwhile, Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb threw for 262 yards and two touchdowns, and ran for another touchdown. The Tuck Rule game has become a part of NFL lore. It was the final contest in the history of Foxboro Stadium, played under heavy snowfall. It is best remembered for a call near the end of the game with Oakland protecting a three-point lead. The referees initially ruled that New England quarterback Tom Brady had fumbled on a pass attempt. Invoking the "tuck rule", where a ball is ruled an incomplete pass after the quarterback starts any forward motion, the referee overturned the decision after reviewing the instant replay, calling the drop an incomplete pass rather than a fumble. ______________________________________________________________