The New England Patriots clinched a spot in the playoffs with their 28-24 win over the Baltimore Ravens on “Sunday Night Football.” While he did not have a touchdown, Stefon Diggs continued to show why the Patriots made the right decision by signing him to a three-year deal in the offseason.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel revealed the explanation he got from the officials on the no-call pass interference on Kayshon Boutte.

On the ensuing offensive series, Maye led the Patriots down the field on a drive that was capped off by a 21-yard touchdown run by running back Rhamondre Stevenson to put New England ahead. It was a clutch drive that overcame one of the worst pass interference no-calls you will ever see.

The Patriots are headed to the postseason, and they still have a chance to earn the No. 1 seed in the conference and a first round bye.

It wasn't always pretty, but the team answered the bell by overcoming an 11-point deficit to upset the Ravens on the road in a 28-24 victory. Here are the studs and duds from the

The Ravens' offense was going through Zay Flowers and Derrick Henry. Both were dominating the Patriots' defense throughout the night, with Flowers finishing the game with seven receptions for 84 yards along with one carry for 18 yards, while Henry had 18 carries for 128 yards.

The New England Patriots area headed back to the postseason. With a 28-24 comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football, the Patriots clinched a playoff berth in the first season under head coach Mike Vrabel.

The Patriots are officially in the playoffs after beating the Ravens. Here's how they stack up in the AFC playoff picture

Following the Patriots’ loss to the Bills, Mike Vrabel made comments that caused some people to speculate about the relationship between the coach and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.

Clinching a postseason spot is a huge accomplishment for Mike Vrabel and his rebuilt Patriots, but they have bigger ones still in mind.