New England Patriots Audio

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick addresses the media during his press conference at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday, November 17, 2010. BB: Back in the division again. Just like Pittsburgh. The Colts, as usual, look real good. They're good at everything. But really, defensively, the three plays at the end of the Cincinnati game kind of summed it up. Cincinnati's got a chance to go ahead [and] they strip them and get back-to-back sacks with [Robert] Mathis and [Dwight] Freeney. That's kind of the way they play. They're a big-play team and [they] cause a lot of havoc, turn the ball over, sack the quarterback, strip them, tip balls and all those things. Offensively, they're still really efficient, as they always are, with Peyton [Manning] running the show and an experienced offensive line. They've used some different people in there, but they've all been productive and it's obvious they have good depth and a good quality of players and, obviously, a good system with Reggie Wayne still making a lot of plays, [Pierre] Garcon, Manning, [Joseph] Addai - I'm sure he'll be back. So, they've got a lot of good players and they've got a real good team. Q: Is it a testament to how good Manning is that they can keep bringing receivers in and out and they're still successful offensively? BB: Yeah, it's no secret he's good. I don't think that's a big news story, right? He's great. He's a great quarterback. He does a good job no matter who's in there. There are not a lot of bad plays from him. Not many at all. He does a great job in managing the team, getting the team in the right play. [He's] a very accurate passer [and] he takes what you give him. Q: How much do you attribute the success of each the Patriots and the Colts to the systems that each team uses? Is that a big part of the success of each franchise? BB: I think it's got to be. It's got to be. I don't know; those are hard questions. When you have so many things that go into a team, so many things that go into what's ...