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But more important than where Wilson winds up on the initial depth chart is what he brings to the secondary, something it has almost entirely lacked since Harrison’s retirement following the 2008 season: tone-setting toughness. Opposing offenses didn’t appear to fear the middle of the field against the Patriots during the 2012 season – not in the passing game, at least – and in no game was that more apparent than the AFC Championship Game, during which the Ravens’ tight ends and receivers were productive between the hashes.

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But here’s what the world missed because of its fascination with the Tuck Rule: it missed the fact that Woodson committed a flagrant roughing the passer penalty that Coleman’s crew simply failed to call amid the swirling snow and the chaos. The blitzing cornerback viciously whacked Brady in the head – an infraction punishable by 15 yards and an automatic first down. The head slap is plain as day if you merely take your eyes off the ball for a moment – especially if you look at Coleman’s replay video, which was shot from behind the Oakland defense.

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