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Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as John Rooke will discuss the Patriots shocking loss against the Colts and look ahead to this Sunday's divisional matchup against the Jets. Send in you questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as guest host Christopher Price from WEEI is joined by PFW's Erik Scalavino. We will discuss the upcoming matchup against the Colts and news around the NFL. Today's guests include Tony Dungee from NBC and Russell Baxtor from ESPN. Send in you questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as John Rooke is joined by PFW's Erik Scalavino. They will break down the upcoming matchup against Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium. Guests include Rodney Harrison from NBC and Tom James from Terre Haute Tribune. Send in you questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we discuss the release of the NFL schedule in primetime. We'll talk draft as well as a wide variety of other offseason topics. Send in your questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we preview the NFL Scouting Combine, free agency as well as a variety of other offseason topics. Send in your questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen in as Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel gives an interview on WEEI's Patriots Monday on Monday, November 3, 2008.

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as PFW's Erik Scalivino (in place of John Rooke) talks about this Sunday's Patriots game against the Colts. Russell Baxter from ESPN calls in to discuss Sunday's matchups.

Listen to this edition of the Patriots Playbook as Michael Parente of the Woonsockett Call sits in for host John Rooke and talks about the Patriots 9-0 start and their upcoming divisional matchup this Sunday against the Bills. Plus, in hour two we'll offer our picks for this week's games and as always we'll feature various interviews from the Patriots locker room.

Listen to this edition of the Patriots Playbook as John Rookie is joined by Brian Lowe from Patriots Today to discuss the Patriots win over the Colts. Plus, we look past the bye week to the divisional showdown with the Bills and as always we'll offer sounds from the Patriots locker room with interview from Richard Seymour, Ellis Hobbs and Benjamin Watson. Listen to Patriots Playbook with John Rooke as he brings you all of the latest Patriots talk exclusively on Patriots.com. You'll hear interviews and expert commentary from Patriots HQ.

New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi addresses the media during his locker room interview at Gillette Stadium on November 6, 2007. Q: With the type of roll that you're on, do you even want a bye week? Bruschi: No, you still want the bye week. You can't control when the bye week is. Is it nice to have it around the middle of the season? Yeah, it is. I mean, we've put in a lot of weeks in a row now after nine games and training camp in the work that we've put in so to have a break at this point, I think it's well timed. Q: What do you think about all these stories of noise being pumped into the RCA Dome ? Bruschi: You know what, they said they conducted a little investigation and that's… it's pretty loud in that place. I'll say that. It's the loudest place I've ever been in, but if they say they looked into it and it's some type of television glitch or something like that, then so be it and let's move on. Q: Those doubters or the people who have questioned your credibility as a team or as an organization, does that sting? Is that fuel, or has it ever been fuel for you? Bruschi: Well, when someone questions your integrity, when someone questions who you are and and someone questions the organization that you've been a part of since you walked into the league so yes, it does upset me. You can't control the way people feel about it. I can't control what comes out of their mouths. I can only control, like I said, what I do out there and what we do as a defense on the field and what we do as a team and we keep winning and playing hard. If they want to keep saying those things, maybe we just need to play a little bit harder. Q: What does it mean to be leading this team in tackles through three games? Do you take that as a mark of high performance? Bruschi: No, it's a number. I measure myself on how many victories we have. Of course, you think I'm going to say that, right? Of course. (Laughs) But I do, really. We're doing well and I feel like I'm ...