"It's not an uncommon problem," he said. "We ended up having to signal some of our plays offensively [when] we couldn't get them in. We look at it as something you have to be ready for every week and we practice it. So, home, away, I don't really think there is any common denominator on that."
Then, without prompting, Belichick referenced "a couple things from earlier in the week."
"I just think overall, it's kind of sad really to see some stories written that obviously have an agenda to them, with misinformation and anonymous-type comments. You know, writing about warm drinks and trash cans and stuff like that. I think it's a sad commentary, and I think it's gone to a pretty low level. It's sunk pretty deep," he said.
I am going to reuse that analogy with some of my buddies who are Patriot fans. Mercifully - they tend to be a bit more lighthearted when teased. For example, one of them said I was wrong to call the Pats "cheaters" - because it is correctly pronounced "cheatAHS." 
