The Patriots overcame Jacksonville with two touchdowns in fourth quarter.
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The New England Patriots are headed to Super Bowl LII after beating the Jacksonville Jaguars in A.F.C. Championship game 24-20. Led by Quarterback Tom Brady, who suffered an injury to his throwing hand, the Patriots scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to erase the Jaguars’ 10-point lead. The Patriots will face the winner of the N.F.C. Championship--either the Minnesota Vikings or the Philadelphia Eagles--at the Super Bowl in early February. It will be Brady’s eighth Super Bowl in his 18-year career.
