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Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we continue our preview of the Patriots season opener against the Bills. Plus, we'll go around the table and offer our picks for all the games for NFL Week I. Send in your questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com

Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we discuss the recent signing of second round pick CB Darius Butler. We'll also discuss when the rest of Pats' picks may be signed as well as a variety of offseason topics. Send in your questions for next show to webradio@patriots.com.

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as John Rooke and PFW's Erik Scalavino discuss the upcoming Patriots-Seahawks game. Russell Baxter from ESPN will be calling in to discuss the game. Plus, we'll replay the conference call from Seahawks head coack Mike Holmgren as well as various locker room interviews.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren addresses the New England media during his conference call on Wednesday, December 3, 2008. Q: What's going on out there this season? Obviously, it hasn't unfolded the way I'm sure you hoped it would. MH: Yeah, it's difficult. It's been an unusual year right from the get-go, you know. But I've been very proud of the players. The guys that have been left standing have been going like crazy. We just haven't been quite good enough. We have four games left and there's a lot of pride in the locker room. There's still a good feeling in the locker room, but going through a season like this is new for a lot of them and it's new for me, honestly. My job is to keep them going, keep them playing hard until the end and then next year this type of injury situation shouldn't occur again. Q: No coach or player will ever really use injury as an excuse, but have you charted where your injury situation ranks compared to the rest of the league as far as man games lost? MH: I have not done that. I think we have people here that do that but I've told them I don't really want to be reminded of that or know where it is. I think injuries—the Patriots have had injuries. One of the best players in football got hurt in the first game, so every team gets hurt. I think it's a credit to New England and to Bill [Belichick] that the team is doing so well even after the injuries they've had. They have a good football team and they were able to withstand that, certainly better than we have. I think at times you look at where you get hurt and how that has effected your particular situation. Every team is different, and in our case it was pretty disruptive. Q: Being around the league as long as you have been, are you at all concerned about whether injuries are in general up around the league? Or is that something you might look at after the season? MH: Well, I'm not going to look at much after the season except my motorcycle and my swimming fins. So...

In this edition of the Patriots Playbook we'll briefly touch on the Patriots loss to the Steelers and begin our preview of this Sunday's Patriots-Seahawks game. Danny O'Neil from the Seattle Times calls in to dicuss the upcoming game. Plus, we'll replay conference calls from Bill Belichick and Dean Pees.

Listen in as Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel gives an interview on WEEI's Patriots Monday on Monday, September 22, 2008.

Listen to this edition of PFW in Progress as we preview Patriots training camp.

Listen to this edition of PFW in Progres as the staff of Patriots Football Weekly are joined by Gino Capelletti and Gill Santos to talk about Super Bowl XLII. Take a break with Fred, Paul, Andy, Tom and newcomer Erik Scalavino as they give you the latest scoop from Gillette Stadium and answer your questions. Listen LIVE Tuesday - Friday at noon (ET) and email your comments to webradio@patriots.com. Take our PFW in Progress Survey Now >>

Listen to this edition of Patriots Playbook as John Rooke is joined by Brian Lowe of Patriots Today to discuss the Patriots 28-7 win over the Dolphib. We'll also replay today's Bill Belichick press conference and the locker room interview from Tom Brady. 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 York Giants quarterback Eli Manning addresses the New England media during his conference call on December 26, 2007. Q: You’re playing a team that’s going for history -- They’re 15-0. If you guys could whack them, wouldn’t that be a big boost for you heading into the playoffs as far as your confidence is concerned? EM: I think so. It would definitely help just knowing that you’re playing a good team and having the opportunity to end on a high note. I think the most important thing for us is to play well and to execute well, and from an offensive standpoint, improve on what we’ve been able to do the last few weeks. We look at it as a great opportunity to play a good team. The outcome doesn’t ultimately matter, but you still want to go out there and play good football and perform well. Q: Certainly the outcome matters for the Patriots. EM: It does matter for them. They’re going for a great opportunity to do something that hasn’t been done before. For us, we look at it as a chance to… We have some young guys, especially from an offensive standpoint, who are playing that haven’t had a whole lot of experience. [We have] a new tight end in Kevin Boss, a new running back in Ahmad Bradshaw and Steve Smith’s getting some more reps. It’s an opportunity for those guys to get another great week of preparation in practice and get out there and try to perform at a high level in the game and improve their confidence, their timing and those things on the field. When we get to the playoffs they’ll be another step ahead. Q: Why is your team so good on the road? You guys in the last seven games, I think you’ve won five of those and been not so good at home. What is the reason for that? EM: I don’t know and I wish we were better at home and could win some of those games. I don’t know if it’s just the teams that we’ve played or what, but we’ve been able ...